The Concerts in the Park featured artist for Thursday, August 3 is Gold Rush Country.

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

One-stop event offers convenient pet licensing, vaccinations and products.

Try dancing in the water at this fun zero-impact workout that really burns calories.

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.

Shop Lakewood...and donate backpacks and school supplies for Lakewood kids in need by August 10.

Keep cool in the pool with Lakewood's summer aquatics program.

Make an appointment now to donate life-saving blood at the August 10 blood drive.

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.

Thanks to the winter rains and recent warm days, the California native landscape of the San Gabriel River Parkway Nature Trail in Lakewood is in full bloom and worth a visit.

Arbor Week was celebrated in mid-March with a fun educational program to teach Lakewood kids about the urban forest.

Lakewood Sheriff’s Station personnel thank Lakewood residents.

Thanks to the efforts of runners and volunteers, Lakewood Run proceeds will help local nonprofit programs.

March is typically one of the wettest months in Southern California, so take steps to be prepared.

Watch Lakewood CityTV's video on Montana Dixon, the 2016 Lakewood Youth Hall of Fame Athlete of the Year.

Mayfair High School students are taking part in a unique and award-winning program to get an introduction to healthcare career fields.

Tokyo Hibachi opened February 8 at its new location on Woodruff Avenue.

Lakewood Council Member Steve Croft is the new board president of GLACVCD.

Project Shepherd volunteers are recognized with an "I Made A Difference" pin for helping neighbors in need in this Lakewood CityTV video.

For the Lakewood Education Foundation, 2016 was a record-breaking year. They fulfilled 111 classroom improvement grant requests from Lakewood schools, giving a total of $51,830.

Residents can use the safe viewing area to watch the work progress on Bolivar Park.