Central Terrace Apartments in Oxnard opens, offering 87 new affordable homes, including units for individuals who have faced chronic homelessness. This development by Many Mansions was supported by over $23 million from California's AHSC program.

Long Beach has begun building an 82-unit affordable housing complex, 300 Alamitos, for low-income and previously homeless seniors, set for completion in late summer 2026.

California allocated over $91M to support housing and homelessness prevention for Native American tribes, with funds for affording housing units and culturally sensitive interventions.

Pasadena has updated rent guidelines, setting a 3% cap on rent hikes and establishing registration requirements for landlords, effective from October 1, 2024.

Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn opposed the $205 million purchase of a skyscraper to replace the historic Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration, citing concerns over heritage, accessibility, and budget allocation.

San Pedro's West Harbor development will feature a new observation wheel, amusement park rides, and expanding tenant mix including eateries and active lifestyle areas, with phased openings starting in 2024.

Anaheim City Council voted 5-2 against the Hills Preserve project, which involved constructing upscale apartments and a commercial space, due to concerns over its scale, fire risks, and evacuation needs.

Anaheim approves a revised $4 billion OCVibe project near the Honda Center, increasing affordable housing and reducing office space to align with market trends.

Matthew Perry's former Pacific Palisades home sold for over $8.5 million to Anita Verma-Lallian after the actor died there in 2023 due to drug effects.

Los Angeles launches The Arlington, an affordable housing development with 84 supportive homes for low-income residents, built on a former oil site. It's part of efforts to tackle homelessness and environmental injustice.

Officials announced a new luxury hotel project, the Kali Hotel and Rooftop, next to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood's Hollywood Park, offering convenient access to local venues and Los Angeles International Airport.

Los Angeles received an $11 million federal grant to help create Jordan Downs Central Park in Watts, which will feature various recreational amenities.

Hollywood Hills residents are troubled by neglect and vandalism at two mansions owned by John Powers Middleton, with local law enforcement frequently called to the scene.