A proposed ballot measure for a half-cent sales tax to fund L.A. County homelessness services has qualified for the November vote, potentially replacing the current Measure H and generating $1.2 billion annually.

S&P Global Ratings upgraded Lancaster's credit rating to 'A+' with a stable outlook, acknowledging the city's fiscal discipline and economic stability.

The Pasadena City Council advances toward a sustainable future with a 10-year wind power contract and a new battery energy storage system, as part of their goal for 100% carbon-free energy by 2030.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced a program providing financial relief for residents with unpaid utility bills, leveraging funds from state and federal sources.

Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has filed a lawsuit against the county, claiming defamation and other violations after being put on a "do not rehire" list.

A phishing scam breached Los Angeles County Public Health, compromising data of 200,000 people. Measures are taken to mitigate the breach and free identity monitoring is offered.

California’s CalCompetes program has attracted over $50 billion in private investment, encouraging job creation across various industries throughout the state.

Fontana receives nearly $1M federal grant to upgrade from septic systems to sewer infrastructure, aiming to protect public health and groundwater quality.

California has disbursed $880 million in federal funds to clear utility debts for nearly 4 million people to alleviate financial strain from the pandemic.

LA County Department of Public Health received 21 awards from NACo for innovative services, including the successful distribution of over 50 million COVID-19 antigen tests and a $50.4 million substance use treatment program.

The EPA awards $9.75 million in grants for water quality monitoring to ensure beachgoer safety and protect environmental health.

Governor Newsom has more than doubled the California National Guard deployment to fight fentanyl smuggling at the U.S.-Mexico border, increasing the number from 155 to 392.

Los Angeles County has achieved the highest credit ratings from Fitch, S&P, and Moody's, indicating a stable fiscal status that allows for lower borrowing costs.