Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass expresses gratitude to retiring HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge for her efforts to combat homelessness and facilitate housing for Angelenos.

The LA County Fire Department is to host its first expo for women's fire uniforms and PPE, in response to the need for gear that fits female firefighters properly.

Hundreds protested near the Oscars, decrying Hollywood's support for Israel and alleged suppression of pro-Palestinian views. LAPD dispersed the assembly and arrested one for battery.

Mayor Karen Bass visits Paris to prepare for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, discussing infrastructure, collaboration, and planning with Parisian officials.

LA County Probation Department enhances security at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, reacting to a November escape and OIG report, with measures including new razor wire and staffing shifts.

Los Angeles receives $400,000 in federal funding to enhance composting and reduce food waste, with plans to implement new drop-off sites at parks and farmers markets. Mayor Karen Bass expresses support for the initiative.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass commends Biden's administration for aiding the city's infrastructure, housing, and emergency responses, citing over 3,365 people housed and support for local businesses and workers.

Huntington Beach City Attorney Michael Gates has rebutted claims that the city's at-large election system disenfranchises Latino voters, provided by attorney Kevin Shenkman. Mayor Van Der Mark, who is Latina, supports the city's stance.

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass visits Paris with a council delegation to discuss small business growth and 2028 Olympics preparations, engaging in strategy talks and networking with French business leaders.

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass launched the Inside Safe initiative with Councilmember Hernandez to address homelessness, stressing a care-first, housing-focused approach.

Los Angeles has seen a surge in LAPD applicants, with over 1,200 in January following Mayor Karen Bass's recruitment efforts, indicating a boost in interest in law enforcement careers.

Culver City Council may allocate $49 million towards the Jubilo Village housing project and transit improvements, including bike lanes and bus service enhancements.

Gascón and Hochman are likely facing off in a November runoff for Los Angeles County DA, as neither secured a majority in the primary, with crime policies at the forefront of the debate.