Public Safety
LAPD Reaches New Agreement with Union
The Los Angeles Police Department and the union representing officers have reached a tentative four-year agreement.
Read MoreGov. Gavin Newsom Launches “Heat Ready CA” for Extreme Heat
To combat extreme heat, Governor Gavin Newsom has launched “Heat Ready CA,” a $20 million campaign to ensure residents are prepared.
Read MoreCalifornia Attorney General Rob Bonta Launches New Plan for Retail Crime
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has announced a new plan to combat organized retail crime in stores.
Read MoreA Recap of Mayor Bass’ State of the City Address
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has given her first State of the City Address where she touched on a number of issues affecting the city.
Read MoreMetro to Explore In-House Police Department amid Contract Extension with LAPD
The Los Angeles Metro Board of Directors has voted to extend its contract with the Los Angeles and Long Beach Police Departments for three additional years.
Read MoreMetro Launches Ambassador Program to Increase Public Safety
Metro is launching a program that will assign 300 ambassadors to buses and trains to ensure rider safety.
Read MoreLAPD Chief Michael Moore Reappointed to 2nd Term
The Los Angeles Police Commission voted unanimously to reappoint Michael Moore to a second term as LAPD Chief.
Read MoreLA City Council Recommends Motion to Address RV Encampments
The Los Angeles City Council has recommended a motion that will look to rehouse people experiencing recreational vehicle (RV) homelessness.
Although this year’s homeless count suggested that homelessness has slowed down, RVs used as encampments have rapidly been increasing.
Read MoreLA County Votes for Change in the Sheriff’s Department in 2022 Election
In last week’s midterm elections, Los Angeles County residents made it clear that they want changes in the sheriff’s department.
Read MoreMetro Opens K Line, Amidst Problems on Other Trains
This month, Los Angeles Metro opened a new rail line, expanding public transportation access to the residents of South Los Angeles.
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