The DOJ filed a statement supporting plaintiffs' claims against LA County and California for segregating foster youth with mental health disabilities, which could violate federal laws.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's Inside Safe program moved over 35 people from Rampart Village encampments into safer spaces, furthering the city's mission to address homelessness.

California voters have rejected Proposition 33, which sought to expand local authorities' power over rent control, leaning more towards business and realtor groups' perspectives.

Santa Clarita is a finalist for LAEDC's "Most Business-Friendly City" award, having previously won the title in 2008, 2016, and 2022, recognizing its supportive business environment.

California voters approve Proposition 36, increasing penalties for retail theft and drug offenses, reversing some progressive criminal justice reforms from Proposition 47.

Nathan Hochman defeats incumbent George Gascón to become Los Angeles County's new District Attorney, signalling a shift from progressive to more conservative crime policies.

Kathryn Barger was sworn in as Los Angeles County Supervisor for the Fifth District at Caltech, backed by over 56% of votes, outlining a pragmatic approach to governance issues.

LA Metro offers free rides on Election Day to increase voter turnout and improve access to polling stations, with additional promotions and ballot drop boxes at select stations.

California sues Norwalk over its ban on new homeless shelters, alleging violations of state housing laws and hindering efforts to address homelessness.

The LBPD received a $440,000 OTS grant to enhance traffic safety initiatives, targeting DUI, distracted driving, and street racing, until September 2025.

L.A. County expanded voting centers for the general election, offering more locations for in-person and mail-in ballot drop-offs, with extended hours on Election Day.

Rancho Santa Margarita Mayor Carol Gamble pleaded guilty to submitting false nomination papers for an upcoming election, facing community service and potential restitution.

California Governor Newsom has reached an agreement with La Habra Heights to address noncompliance with state housing law, aiming to develop 244 new housing units focusing on affordability.