The Malibu City Council will discuss future water rates linked to the Civic Center Water Treatment Facility on February 26, with public participation options available.

San Bernardino Fire Chief Dan Munsey testified before Congress to support the ROUTES Act, which could facilitate wildfire management in areas with significant federal land.

Dr. Melanie Wagner has been appointed as the new Bureau Manager for Long Beach Animal Care Services, overseeing animal welfare initiatives in the city.

Los Angeles County's "Tee It Up" Golf Initiative launches with a free clinic to promote inclusivity in golf, particularly for women and youths, facilitated by the Latina Golfers Association.

LA Mayor Karen Bass and City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto assert their commitment to fighting homelessness amid legal challenges from LA Alliance, which aims to redirect city funds.

Greg Fish has been appointed as Glendale Fire Department’s Fire Chief, marking his return to the position he held from 2015-2018, after retirement from Carpinteria-Summerland Fire District.

LA County acknowledged Sgt. Nikki Alexander as the first Black woman sergeant in the Long Beach Police Department, celebrating her career and community work during Black History Month.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass appoints Dr. Etsemaye P. Agonafer as the first Deputy Mayor of Homelessness and Community Health to address the homelessness crisis.

Long Beach welcomed the first class of its Public Service Corps, with 48 college fellows starting at city departments, an initiative praised by Mayor Richardson for fostering local talent and public service careers.

LA County has introduced a new Juvenile Safety and Welfare Task Force, led by Probation Chief Guillermo Viera Rosa, to address illegal drug contraband in juvenile centers, specifically targeting fentanyl.

Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand has passed away, with Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn expressing deep sorrow, acknowledging his dedication to the city and his fight with cancer.

The LA County Sheriff's Department received over $1.6 million for gun violence reduction and to enforce Senate Bill 320, which includes an online portal for gun relinquishment processes.

The Justice Department's PCSF met in Los Angeles to address procurement collusion, with officials highlighting the urgency of protecting government spending and fair competition.