Glendale Water & Power Revitalizes Home Upgrade Program with $2,500 in Free Energy and Water Savings
Glendale Water & Power has relaunched its Home Energy and Water Upgrade Program offering free energy and water efficiency surveys and retrofits in Glendale, raising the cap to $2,500 per customer.
Los Angeles City Hall Racism Scandal Update, Suspects Referred for Potential Misdemeanor Charges, Councilmember Sues for Privacy Invasion
The Los Angeles City Hall racist recording scandal has led to possible misdemeanor charges against two ex-employees, referred to the city attorney for a decision.
Los Angeles Rolls Out Inaugural Foster Youth Shadow Day to Influence Policy and Address Housing Crisis
Los Angeles initiated Foster Youth Shadow Day, allowing former foster youth to partner with city officials to advocate for improved child welfare policies, focusing on issues such as housing and care after aging out of the system.
Long Beach Sees First Drop in Homelessness Since 2017 Amid Ongoing Challenges and Program Successes
Long Beach reports a 2.1% reduction in homelessness since 2017, marking its first decline in years, with Youth homelessness significantly down. Challenges remain, but city initiatives show progress.