The LA Sheriff's Department honored retiring LAPD Chief Michel Moore on Twitter for his 42-year service, highlighting his dedication and community service.

Dominic H. Choi will be sworn in as the new Chief of Police for the LAPD on March 1, 2024, bringing 28 years of experience within the department to the role.

Culver City approves $2M in budget amendments, updates on its General Plan for housing, invests in homelessness solutions, and plans for its annual car show and sister city celebrations.

Ventura County received a $202,545 grant to strengthen its fight against women's violence by enhancing the Vertical Prosecution Program used by the DA's office.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass secured over $300 million in COVID-19 reimbursement funds from the state after successful meetings in Sacramento to address issues including homelessness and transportation.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and officials secure a $300 million reimbursement for the city's COVID-19 efforts, aimed at supporting emergency services and addressing local crises.

The Ventura County Sheriff's Office seeks a $196,000 grant for off-road patrols, aiming to enhance safety and enforcement in areas of OHV activity. Public input on the grant application is encouraged.

Long Beach urges residents on ACP to prepare for the program's funding end while supporting legislation to extend it and mitigate potential internet access loss for nearly 50,000 homes.

Palmdale joins the AVORC program to combat retail theft, uniting businesses with law enforcement to strategize and improve public safety using advanced technologies and intelligence sharing.

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and city council members traveled to Sacramento to seek state support for homelessness and housing issues, engaging in productive talks for further resources and legislative support.

Rancho Palos Verdes seeks emergency aid for storm recovery, collaborating with federal and state agencies for landslide stabilization and public safety efforts.

Mayor Karen Bass concludes Inside Safe operations in Hollywood and Panorama City to address homelessness, emphasizing housing-first approaches with the aid of Councilmembers Soto-Martinez and Padilla.

LA Mayor and council members visit Sacramento to seek state help for homelessness and public safety, citing a constructive partnership with Governor Newsom’s administration.