News Release

In celebration of Pride Month, LA County Library’s Compton Library is partnering with the Crenshaw Dairy Mart on a special Storytime program and a curated book list of LGBTQ-themed books for all generations. read more

As spring days become warmer – and mosquitos more common – the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health advises all residents to take precautions now to help prevent mosquito-borne diseases. read more

In continued efforts to educate communities about the benefits of owning an electric vehicle, LA County Library, County of Los Angeles Internal Services Department, and Southern California Edison will host a family friendly event that features opportunities for attendees to explore electric vehicles, speak to electric vehicles drivers, practice using a charging station, and learn about incentives to owning an electric vehicle. read more

The Refugee Forum of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles County Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA) in the Department of Consumer and Business Affairs, and the departments of Arts and Culture and Public Social Services, and many other partners hosted 2023 World Refugee Day: Building a Brighter Future at the Gloria Molina Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday. read more

The County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC) is pleased to announce that Los Angeles County Code Title 10 is now available in Spanish and Mandarin. read more

The Los Angeles Department of Public Health has issued a health alert warning residents that fentanyl and other illicit narcotics have been found in pharmaceuticals in Mexico. read more

Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk (RR/CC) Dean C. Logan announced three Vote Centers are open for the June 27th City of Los Angeles Council District 6 Special Runoff Election.  read more

Los Angeles County has reached an agreement with the American Civil Liberties Union to significantly improve conditions in the jail system. read more

LA County’s innovative BREATHE guaranteed income program is proud to announce an expansion to include support for former foster youth from the Department of Children and Family Services’ (DCFS). read more

More than half of the homeless population in Skid Row – about 2,500 people – will move into housing and receive services over the next three years, thanks to a $60 million state grant to Los Angeles County’s Department of Health Services (DHS) that will rapidly scale up an action plan developed with the local community. read more