Since June, a growing number of people across Southern California are tracking immigration agents in their neighborhoods. A group in Orange County is working together to check immigration enforcement and share information on social media. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

Since June, a growing number of people across Southern California are tracking immigration agents in their neighborhoods. A group in Orange County is working together to check immigration enforcement and share information on social media. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

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Orange County activists are tracking ICE in their communities and live-streaming what they find

Facing a loss of state and federal funding and increased costs, Los Angeles County officials are considering cutting homeless services and programs by more than 25% in the next budget year.

Facing a loss of state and federal funding and increased costs, Los Angeles County officials are considering cutting homeless services and programs by more than 25% in the next budget year.

LA County officials weigh major cuts to homeless programs

L.A. Metro is preparing to hire its first police officers this fall. They'll staff the in-house public safety department it’s Board voted to create in 2024. LAist's Kavish Harjai talked to Metro Police Chief Bill Scott about how the hiring process is going, and how sworn officers will work with unarmed crisis teams.

L.A. Metro is preparing to hire its first police officers this fall. They'll staff the in-house public safety department it&rsquo;s Board voted to create in 2024. LAist's Kavish Harjai talked to Metro Police Chief Bill Scott about how the hiring process is going, and how sworn officers will work with unarmed crisis teams.

Metro to hire officers to work with unarmed crisis teams in agency’s public safety push

With a new grade called transitional kindergarten, there are younger kids in elementary school this year than ever before in California — and with that comes its own set of challenges for schools who are trying to implement it.

With a new grade called transitional kindergarten, there are younger kids in elementary school this year than ever before in California &mdash; and with that comes its own set of challenges for schools who are trying to implement it.

Orange County activists are tracking ICE in their communities and live-streaming what they find

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