Safely and easily dispose of sensitive documents at the free Saturday, October 7 event.

City-authorized inspections of every water meter in the city will be done by Fathom staff from September 18 through mid-October.

Teachers must apply by September 29 for classroom grants of materials and technology of up to $500.

Parents and children, ages 3-11, can enjoy an outdoor experience together and spend a night out under the stars at Monte Verde Park October 21 and 22.

This year is the 65th anniversary of the opening of Lakewood Center and its anchor tenant, the Macy’s building.

Sign-ups for this year’s Lakewood Education Foundation (LEF) charity golf tournament are underway.

Residents are invited to attend Lakewood's annual event on Wednesday, November 8 at the Centre at Sycamore Plaza.

Lakewood High School 2013 alumnus J.P. Crawford made his major league baseball debut with the Philadelphia Phillies on September 5.

The City of Lakewood launches the fourth annual "Thank a Servicemember" campaign this fall.

Lakewood residents will soon have three new eateries to satisfy their taste buds.

September marks the first month on the job for Lakewood’s new city manager, Thaddeus McCormack.

Original Lakewood resident Alleen Cooper has been writing letters of thanks to U.S. troops for more than 70 years.

Lakewood's Bolivar Park refurbished playground equipment has been installed in Matapalo, Costa Rica to the delight of the entire community.

Online registration is now open for the Lakewood Fall/Winter recreation catalog, arriving this weekend at Lakewood homes.

Thousands of residents enjoyed the evening concert and all-day events at the August 19 Summer Fest at Lakewood Center.

EDCO is now the direct point of contact for Lakewood residents.

This July 4^th, Sheriff’s deputies responded to 120 complaints of illegal fireworks in Lakewood.

From July 31 to August 18, EDCO Disposal will deliver free green waste rolling carts to every Lakewood single-family residence.

The Lakewood City Council has chosen Thaddeus McCormack, currently the city manager of Santa Fe Springs, to be the new city manager for Lakewood.

In 2016, 111 Lakewood school projects received grants totaling $51,830. Your help is needed again this year.

Watch Lakewood CityTV's video for tips on how to keep pets safe at home and around town.

Mosquitoes can quickly breed in water left standing for just a few days, leading to the spread of diseases like West Nile virus and the new threat of the Zika virus.

Howard Chambers served 41 years as chief executive of Lakewood.

The Sephora store held a grand re-opening to celebrate.

California Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon honored World War II veteran and Lakewood resident Sam Sachs as the 2017 Veteran of the Year for the 63rd Assembly District.

The water conservation construction project is continuing at Bolivar Park this summer...and so is the fun!

The public is invited to share stories of Lakewood-connected veterans by submitting a photo and completing a short online form.

Unsupervised water play can lead to tragedy. Share these tips to keep children safe.

Eleven Lakewood students honored for academics and service.

On April 2, Lakewood welcomed a new commander to the L.A. County Sheriff's Station on Clark Avenue.

Lakewood is one of only 31 cities in California and 258 cities nationwide honored by KaBOOM!

Like possums and raccoons, coyotes have adapted over the years to suburban life throughout California and the nation.

Assembly Bill 1250 would make it very hard and very costly for cities, including Lakewood, to contract for services.

Lakewood veteran Sam Sachs recently celebrated his 102nd birthday surrounded by fellow veterans, friends and family.

Victor Thompson was honored at the City of Lakewood's recent appreciation luncheon for all senior volunteers.

About 500 volunteers turned out to lend a hand on Volunteer Day to give some TLC to the homes of disabled, senior and other Lakewood neighbors.

Shelters fill with animals in the spring, making it a great time to consider pet adoption.

Donations are still needed and greatly appreciated to help the Rotary Club of Lakewood refurbish, transport and install old Lakewood playground equipment in Costa Rica.

Sign up for one or more week-long programs held at Rynerson Park.

Two options for Lakewood residents.