LA County announces Flood Preparedness Week, urging residents to take proactive steps for potential floods amid El Nio winter.

Lancaster joins ARCHES for clean energy efforts, leveraging a DOE grant to advance carbon reduction goals and create over 200,000 green jobs by 2030.

Los Angeles Mayor Bass celebrates the recent $48 million grant to bolster the city's clean energy infrastructure and explores the broader implication of green investments within the context of past federal announcements.

City of El Segundo updates on the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant situation, including the AB-1216 bill requiring air pollutant monitoring, recent air quality violations, and progress in addressing the recommendations of the Hyperion Ad Hoc Committee.

The Rory M. Shaw Wetlands and Sun Valley Upper Storm Drain Projects are progressing to improve water management, flood control, and recreational spaces in Los Angeles County.

As geotechnical work begins on the North Lake Salton Sea Project, the community gathers to learn more about the project's progress and its potential impact on the environment and revitalization of North Shore.

Riverside County's waste management department has uplifted the community by hosting a free household hazardous-waste collection event in Beaumont to encourage responsible waste disposal and ensure a cleaner environment for all.

Mayor Karen Bass announces significant funding for a greener Los Angeles, with initiatives to transition the Port of Los Angeles to zero-emissions and collaborate in the creation of a hydrogen hub.

In a progressive move to reduce illegal waste disposal and promote environmentally responsible waste management, Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger teams up with Waste Management to host a FREE Dumping Day for LA County Unincorporated residents on October 14. This event offers a unique opportunity to dispose of large household items and reduce clutter in local communities.

As environmental awareness continues to surge, the City of Palmdale, along with several partners, is hosting a free scrap tire collection event on October 21 to encourage residents to play their part in keeping our environment clean and green.

As the City of Laguna Beach prepares for a Climate Action & Adaptation Plan (CAAP) community open house, the efforts to address climate issues and work towards a sustainable future come into greater focus.

On October 14th, the Riverside County Department of Waste Resources will host a free backyard composting class and worm bin workshop, aiming to teach residents about the environmental benefits of composting and vermicomposting.

Riverside County residents once again have the opportunity to dispose of household hazardous waste in a responsible manner, as a free collection event is planned for this weekend, October 14-15. The department emphasizes the importance of proper waste management in protecting both the environment and public health.