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Lakewood’s After-School Activity Zone is a free drop-in pro­gram for school-age children and preteens.

Drivers and students need to take care as Lakewood’s school districts open their doors again for the new school year.

To encourage more Lakewood residents to purchase video doorbells and home security devices, the City of Lakewood is partnering with the company Ring to offer a $100 discount on many Ring products.

Mosquitoes spread serious diseases like West Nile virus, which was recently detected in mosquitoes found in Long Beach.Take steps to protect yourself and your family.

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

Meetings will be held at five parks through August 19.

An insect called the Asian citrus psyllid spreads the disease as it feeds on leaves. The main way the psyllid spreads throughout the state is by people transporting infested plants or plant material.

Check out these free (or very affordable) family programs for summer fun.

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.

Sign up now for summer fun with Lakewood's recreation catalog.

Did you play the 65th Anniversary trivia question contest on Facebook?

You can have a beautiful yard while conserving water and saving money by learning how to get the most out of your irrigation system at this free workshop.

9-1-1 Operators have a stressful job, talking with residents who themselves are in very stressful and sometimes emergency situations.

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

The Lakewood Beautiful program is ready to recognize Lakewood residents who take extra care to keep their homes and yards (and local neighborhoods) looking great! Submit a nomination by May 10.

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

Each week from April 18 through May 30 we will post a trivia question about a decade in Lakewood's past on our Facebook page for a chance to win a 65th Anniversary prize pack.

Construction will begin on April 12 to remove the concrete fountain and blocks that comprise the “urban stream” in front of The Centre.

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

The Southern California Gas Co. will conduct lane closures on Del Amo Boulevard in the area of the 605 Freeway, starting on Monday, March 25.

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.

Two options for Lakewood residents.

The 2018 Lakewood Youth Hall of Fame Co-Athletes of the Year are Heder Gladden and Christopher Adimora.

Classes begin in February at the Pacific Coast Campus and are offered in the evenings and Saturdays to accommodate work schedules.

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

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.

The Lakewood State of the City annual luncheon included the viewing of the city's informative annual report video.

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.

Learn more about these programs and attend upcoming free orientation meetings at Mayfair and Artesia High Schools.

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

TAP is a program that allows you to get where you need to go across Los Angeles County on public transit without the hassle of carrying coins.

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.

Wearing their orange Fathom t-shirts, you may see Lakewood’s contract team of Fathom workers checking water meters outside homes over the coming weeks.

Have your say in the Metro NextGen Bus Study.