The Lakewood Run returns on Saturday, March 6, 2021 in a brand new way, given the current COVID-19 restrictions.

Los Angeles County residents, including Lakewood residents, who are 65 or older can now schedule appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine either online or by phone.

Lakewood residents may register now for spring recreation activities. Programs begin Feb. 1.

Add your messages of encouragement and appreciation for Lakewood's health care workers at the post on the city’s Facebook page.

Service to residents continues via web, phone and email.

Thank you to all those who captured and submitted their #LakewoodFun, sweet and jolly holiday memories to the photo contest.

Lakewood’s free Bulky Item Pickup program helps residents declutter.

Meet the Lakewood residents who are members of the Community Safety Commission.

A Lakewood urgent care facility is one of the few in our region to now offer the FDA-approved COVID-19 rapid test that provides results while you wait, usually within 15-30 minutes.

Watch the video of KABC news anchor Veronica Miracle honoring Lakewood heroes.

Original resident Alleen Cooper has penned thousands of letters to troops since World War II.

In view of the regional Stay at Home order, the City of Lakewood will not issue street sweeping parking citations for at least the next few weeks.

If you can, please consider donating to a charitable organization helping people in our community.

Bring the kids for some holiday fun at two nights of Drive-in Movies at Lakewood Center in the Del Amo Parking Lot. Pre-registration is required.

These Lakewood restaurants are open to serve you.

The L.A. County Department of Public Health’s latest order allows indoor shopping malls to continue to be open, to 20% of their building capacity.

The U.S. and California are entering a dangerous period for the spread of COVID.

If you are receiving Unemployment Insurance benefits, be vigilant about watching for signs of fraud on your account.

Starting Oct. 13, you can access the new Survive for 7 online workshop anytime at www.lakewoodcity.org/Survive.

The Park Alternative Learning Sites (PALS) program is offered at three park locations from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. for children in first through fifth grades.

Lakewood City Hall has moved the check-in process inside City Hall near the west entrance off Clark Avenue.

Lakewood Center is hosting an outdoor summer sale event every Friday through Sunday from 2 to 7 p.m.

To keep Lakewood clean and attractive, the city encourages residents to report anyone dumping in alleys and parkways.

The LASD is warning of a new scam involving contact tracing related to the COVID-19 emergency.

Be sure to join us online each Thursday evening from June 18 to August 6 at 5:30 p.m. for the latest virtual summer concert!

Street sweeping parking enforcement resume in Lakewood beginning the week of July 6.

Take a look at some of the winners of the Patriotic Photo contest!

Show your patriotic spirit and love for Lakewood and our country by decorating your home, front yard, car, bike, stroller, wagon, or pretty much anything you'd like to dress up in red, white and blue.

Lakewood residents now can get a COVID-19 test at local CVS Minute Clinics.

To ensure the most accurate and up to date information, the Lakewood Summer Recreation catalog will not be printed, but will be available online only.

It only takes a few minutes to complete your census response online.

Vans Shoes recently approached the City of Lakewood about wanting to donate 100 pairs of their colorful, youth-oriented shoes to a worthy group or cause in our community.

On Saturday, May 9, Lakewood residents, businesses and organizations showed local families in need that the community truly cared, providing over 1,000 recipients with care packages at a drive-through event at Lakewood Center.

In order to enter an essential business, the L.A. County Public Health Department now requires that you wear a cloth face covering to reduce disease transmission.

Lakewood property owners who are unable to pay their property taxes by the April 10 deadline due to the direct effect of the public health crisis, may submit an online request for penalty cancellation beginning April 11.

Watch this special Lakewood CityTV video of Mayor Todd Rogers discussing the new public health order, "Safer At Home," and what it means for Lakewood.

Thanks to the runners, spectators, and volunteers who turned out on Saturday, March 7, local charities will receive a boost.

The L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers organization enables people to anonymously give tips about suspects and to receive an award of up to $1,000 if a suspect is arrested.

Lakewood Station deputy sheriffs and volunteers honor the selflessness of one remarkable young 'Shop With A Cop' recipient.

Submit stories and a photo of your Lakewood-connected veteran or active duty service member to be featured on the Veterans History Project website.