Mayor Karen Bass moved 80 people from a long-standing homeless encampment to housing under the Inside Safe program, improving safety and public health concerns.

California raised the income cap for mortgage relief eligibility to $211,050 for wildfire-affected Los Angeles County families under the CalAssist program.

Governor Newsom and GO-Biz Director Myers discussed California's economic achievements and plans at a summit, emphasizing innovation and investment in education and job training for sustainable growth.

LA County and PACE have reopened their grant program for Chambers of Commerce, offering up to $7,000 to support local businesses impacted by the pandemic, wildfires, and immigration enforcement.

California Governor Newsom expanded the CalAssist Mortgage Fund to include higher-income families affected by wildfires, offering grants for mortgage relief.

California fast-tracks $80 million to aid food banks and deploys the National Guard to assist with food distribution due to the federal shutdown affecting SNAP benefits.

California's UCETF has seized over $222 million in illegal cannabis, highlighting Governor Newsom's commitment to upholding cannabis laws and protecting legal businesses and the environment.

California Governor Gavin Newsom allocates tax credits to 52 film and TV projects, expected to boost the economy by $1.4 billion and create thousands of jobs.

LA Mayor Karen Bass and Congressman Robert Garcia call for a congressional investigation into alleged DHS abuse and wrongful detention of U.S. citizens.

The Trump administration's shutdown may cause delays in CalFresh benefits for Californians, impacting food security as the state prepares for potential shortages in November.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Rep. Robert Garcia call for a congressional probe into immigration raids that allegedly detained U.S. citizens and immigrants unlawfully.

Governor Newsom allotted $25M in grants for California apprenticeship programs, aiming to train over 22,000 workers, with a notable emphasis on the construction industry, following a $30M investment in various sectors.

L.A. County CEO Fesia Davenport receives a $2 million settlement over her distress claims linked to Measure G, which changes her position to an elected role.