Flower fields in San Diego County show vibrant signs of spring
The Carlsbad Ranch greets every spring with a rainbow of flowers, and it officially opens for the season on Sunday.
Cupid Crew delivers handwritten valentine cards to Northridge senior center
The Cupid Crew is a volunteer program that launched more than a decade ago, and since then, more than one million cards and roses have reached older Americans, many of whom are isolated or have lost a loved one.
Fender Guitars, Altadena nonprofit work to repurpose fire-damaged trees
The guitars are being created in Fender's custom shop and will be auctioned off to support the rebuilding effort.
Santa Monica College offers certified homeless service program free for limited time
The nine-month Homeless Service Work program is "preparing leaders to end homelessness," and for now, it's free, thanks to donations from United Way of Greater LA.
Independent studio in LA hoping for resurgence in Hollywood productions
Shep Wainright spent $230 million to build his movie and TV complex and now its occupancy is below 60%.
USC study explores state efforts helping the homeless population find shelter for their pets
Nicholas Weinmeister with USC's Homelessness Policy Research Institute said interim shelters that accept pets are rare, but about five years ago, the state decided to invest in them.
Los Angeles Homeless Count needs volunteers for this week's 2026 census
Paul Rubenstein of LAHSA said that the volunteer force is necessary and plays a crucial role in helping determine critical solutions to LA's ongoing homeless crisis.
Del Rey neighborhood reports more coyote sightings in the area, warning pet owners
Lauren Hamlett, Director of Wildlife and Education Services for Pasadena Humane, said there is no definitive research as to whether the number of coyotes in Southern California has grown or if some packs relocated following last year's wildfires.
Altadena artist documents community after Eaton Fire through paintings
Arts Davis is concentrating on painting his community as it heals after the Eaton Fire and the new Altadena that's rising.
Pasadena fire chief continues search for answers after high toxin exposure battling Eaton Fire
In the year since the Eaton Fire, CBS LA has followed along with Pasadena Fire Department Captain Dave Marquez's search for answers about the high level of toxins in his body since the intensive firefight. Now, Marquez is one of five Pasadena firefighters who are taking part in a pilot detoxification program for crews who battled both the Eaton and Palisades fires.
Nonprofit in LA to honor lives lost to homelessness with memorial service
On Sunday, at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, community members will light thousands of candles bearing the names of people who lost their lives to homelessness.
Businesses in Pasadena hope Rose Parade will boost local economy after deadly wildfires
A spokesperson for the city of Pasadena said roughly 700 restaurants have always relied on a year-end boost from the Rose Bowl Game and parade.
Teen selected to sing at Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe celebration in downtown LA
Salma Parra, from La Puente, is one of the six soloists who were chosen to perform during LA's festival of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Los Angeles County supervisors pass series of motions to create pilot program for LGBTQ hotline
The LA County Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a series of motions that aim to bring back the "Press 3" option for LGBTQ+ youth.
Los Angeles Breakfast Club celebrates 100 years
It's a group of community members, all ages, from all walks of life who come together on Wednesday mornings to remember that a little silliness goes a long way.