Tony Cabrera

Erik and Lyle Menendez are heading to their long-awaited parole hearings, marking a huge step forward in their push to be released after 35 years behind bars.

At Wilson Creek Winery in Temecula, the winemaking methods are cutting edge, and winemakers there are teaching those natural methods to high school students. It's through a regenerative agriculture program led by vineyard manager, Greg Pennyroyal.

After losing their home in the Eaton Fire, Alma Cielo and her husband Paul Livingstone decided to move to the historic Zorthian Ranch, a bohemian community nestled in the mountainside of Altadena.

Theatre Palisades Youth director Lara Ganz took us behind-the-scenes at Paul Revere Charter Middle School, which has become a temporary home for the community theater. Theirs burned down in the Palisades Fire, leaving behind an empty hole.

Bonita High School students Charli Padilla and Abby Brandler recently won the grand prize in a national Ecolab culinary competition. The idea included a food truck concept that earned them a trip to Chicago to serve up their French Toast Bites.

In Seal Beach, Yosa the Police Facility Dog, is both a local celebrity and a community ambassador. We walked through town with Yosa and her handler, Captain Nick Nicholas. The sweet interactions with people in the community were endless. From adults to children of all sizes, everyone was drawn to her.

Exposition Park is known as the crossroads of the LA community, but in three years, it will once again become the crossroads of the world, as the Olympics make a return to the LA Memorial Coliseum.

Alamitos Bay in Long Beach is regularly full of sailors enjoying the breeze. Thanks to a special program, a few more sailors were able to get out on the water for a day.

South El Monte is known for being industrial with several manufacturing businesses. But in 2028, the Olympics will put it on the map as the city hosts shotgun shooting competitions.