City and Chevron outline proposed 15-year benefit agreement
El Segundo and Chevron reached a framework for a proposed $425 million, 15-year community benefit agreement. Final City Council approval is still pending.
Source: City of El Segundo
El Segundo News
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Video recap of the Oct. 20 City Council meeting
The city posted a video recap of the October 20, 2026 City Council meeting.
Source: City of El Segundo
Police present license plate reader program
The city posted a video of the El Segundo Police Department's license plate reader (ALPR) presentation.
Source: City of El Segundo
Video recap of the Oct. 6 City Council meeting
The city posted a video recap of the October 6, 2026 City Council meeting.
Source: City of El Segundo
October city newsletter is out
The city published its City News newsletter for October 2026.
Source: City of El Segundo
LA County news
County updates may cover places beyond El Segundo. Follow each source for its location, eligibility and current details.
Full I-105 closures east of the 110 in November
Metro will fully close eastbound I-105 between the 110 and 710 overnight Nov 6-12, then westbound near Central Ave Nov 13-19, for ExpressLanes work.
Source: City of El Segundo
I-105 lane closures Nov. 6-8 near the 110
Two inside lanes of eastbound I-105 between Normandie and the 110 close Fri Nov 6, 10 pm, to Sun Nov 8, 10 am.
Source: City of El Segundo
Ride Metro to holiday ice rinks for $5 off
Metro riders get $5 off general admission at outdoor holiday rinks with code METROHOLIDAY, Nov 30 to Dec 17.
Source: Metro
County Parks fall programs and holiday events
LA County Parks released its fall guide of free and paid programs, from sports clinics and nature walks to wellness and holiday events.
Source: LA County Parks
Vote centers are open for the Nov. 3 election
123 vote centers opened October 24. Hours are 10 AM–7 PM through November 2; Election Day, November 3, hours are 7 AM–8 PM. Follow the County locator for locations and registration details.
Source: County of Los Angeles
Second rabid raccoon found; keep away from wildlife
Public Health found a second rabid raccoon near Westlake Village and reminds everyone never to touch wild animals and to vaccinate pets.
Free Metro rides through the LIFE program
County reentry sites now help eligible residents sign up for Metro's LIFE program; new members get 90 days of unlimited free rides.
Source: County of Los Angeles
Flu season starts early; county urges flu shots now
Flu activity is higher than usual for October, and Public Health urges everyone 6 months and older to get a flu vaccine now.
Loan fund for life-science and manufacturing space
A new county fund offers loans of up to $5 million for shared life-science and manufacturing buildings; applications open mid-November.
Source: County of Los Angeles
Work starts on faster Vermont Avenue buses
Metro broke ground on 12.4 miles of bus lanes on Vermont Ave from Sunset Blvd to 120th St, aiming to save riders 17 minutes.
Source: Metro
New text line to report hate
LA vs Hate launched Text-to-Report, letting residents report hate, bias and discrimination by text.
Source: County of Los Angeles
LAX roadway construction on Century and Sepulveda
LAX construction brings ongoing day and night lane restrictions on Century Blvd between Sepulveda and Jetway, plus other airport-area work.
Source: City of El Segundo
Grants and new carts for sidewalk food vendors
Sidewalk vendors in unincorporated LA County who have operated for at least 12 months may qualify for carts or grants. Additional eligibility rules apply; supplies and funding are limited.
Source: County of Los Angeles
Three D Line stations reopen Saturday, Oct. 31
Wilshire/La Brea, Wilshire/Fairfax and Wilshire/La Cienega reopen at start of service Saturday, two days early, after maintenance work.
Source: Metro
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