The L.A. County Dept. of Public Health issued an updated coronavirus health order on May 26. Lakewood is governed by these orders from L.A. County.

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.

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.

The Lakewood Sheriff’s Station is asking for the public's help to report the sale or use of illegal fireworks immediately.

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.

There are resources available to help small businesses and their employees facing reduced hours or layoffs.

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.

COVID-19 testing sites are operated by the L.A. County Department of Public Health at three locations now, with additional sites to come.

The new Public Health Order requires Lakewood City Hall to be closed to in-person business, but city staff are still at work delivering essential services.

The LASD has seen an uptick in fake emails, texts and phishing scams related to the COVID-19 emergency.

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.

Protect your family from mosquitoes with these tips.

A Los Angeles Times food critic has ventured to our city to try a creative, cross-cultural taco restaurant that’s been getting rave reviews on Yelp.

See the photos from the National Night Out and Community BBQ held at Palms Park on Friday, August 9.

Watch Lakewood CityTV's video for easy tips to keep pets safe in the heat.

David Sprengel, a 29-year member of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, has been promoted to captain and named the new commander of the station.

Longer days and warm evenings make summer the perfect time to enjoy Lakewood’s beautiful nature trails.

The Lakewood Sheriff’s “Special Assignment Officers” (SAO) team is engaging in undercover operations to arrest and cite the sellers of illegal fireworks.

About 450 volunteers of all ages lent a hand to help neighbors in need improve their property.

Lakewood's 65th Anniversary was celebrated with a '50s-themed event at Del Valle Park and a special lunch at the Weingart Senior Center.

Jeff Wood named vice mayor, as the Lakewood City Council completed its annual reorganization on March 26.

By October 1, 2020 all California residents will be required to show a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or identification card in order to board a domestic flight.

The newly remodeled Burns Community Center has expanded their class offerings for the active senior.

A new round of significant construction and maintenance improvements began Jan. 26 and will run through late May 2019.

Don't step outside your home to speak to a solicitor. Learn more tips on this scam and how to protect yourself.

The city’s Budget Advisory Group held its third monthly meeting on Jan. 14, hearing presentations and asking questions about Lakewood’s $50 million annual municipal budget.

In Lakewood, state and federal agriculture officials are going door-to-door to inspect for the Asian citrus psyllid and devastating citrus disease HLB.

The Lakewood City Council joined local residents in celebrating the renovation of the Burns Community Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, Nov. 12.

Take the quiz to see if you are vulnerable.

Have your say in the Metro NextGen Bus Study.

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Lakewood Center hosted its third annual Summer Fest event on Saturday, August 18 as a thank-you to the Lakewood community for patronizing the mall year-round.

Lakewood residents can play a critical role in stopping the spread of HLB by searching for signs of the pest and the disease on their trees.

Lakewood is considered a very safe community, but Lakewood Station personnel are prepared to respond to specialized emergencies.