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.

Anaheim's Planning Commission approved revised plans for the OCVibe project near the Honda Center, including more residential units and less office space, with a final decision by the City Council expected in October.

An abandoned Hollywood Hills mansion, linked to the son of the Phillies owner, is a graffiti-covered, squatting site, raising local safety and property concerns.

Long Beach celebrates the opening of Heritage Gardens, an affordable housing development for older adults and senior veterans experiencing homelessness.

South LA's mixed-use development "5035 Coliseum" will feature the area's first Costco and 800 new housing units, with a focus on affordability and a range of tenant services.

Long Beach is highlighting health equity, focusing on NHPI health needs with a presentation and roundtable on September 12 at the Billie Jean King Library.

A damaged Monrovia house, with half destroyed by a fallen tree, has been listed for sale at $499,999, generating significant interest despite the required restoration work.

Santa Clarita begins construction of The Rink Sports Pavilion within the Sports Complex, featuring a multi-use rink and other facilities, with Congressman Garcia and City Council members present.

Long Beach unveils an interactive map to help entrepreneurs find vacant properties for business opportunities, demonstrating the city's commitment to economic development and business support.

The Justice Department sues RealPage Inc. for using a pricing algorithm that allegedly inflates rental prices, accusing the company of violating antitrust laws.

Riverside unveils Vista de La Sierra, an 80-unit affordable housing complex with 39 homes for the homeless, featuring net-zero energy use and funded by public-private partnerships.