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Mayor’s State of the City Highlights City’s Budget Woes
Mayor Karen Bass recently delivered her second State of the City speech, in which she discussed the budget shortfall and increasing crime rates.
Read MoreMeasure HLA Poised to Pass
Measure HLA is poised to pass after achieving a margin that is unlikely to change with the remaining ballots.Â
It requires the city complete planned improvements from its Mobility Plan 2035 each time it makes other street upgrades.Â
A late opposition campaign from the firefighters union was not enough to prevent this measure’s passage.
Read MoreInterim Police Chief Selected for LAPD
The city has selected an interim chief after the announcement last month of Chief Michael Moore stepping down as Chief of LAPD.
The Board of Police Commissioners selected Assistant Chief Dominic H. Choi. Chief Choi is a 28-year veteran of the department and the first Asian-American to serve as the city’s top cop.
Your Guide to the March 5th Primary Election
With the March Primary Election less than a month away, this is a voter’s guide to provide information on what will be on your ballot.
Read MoreCalifornia Storm Produces 12 Inches of Rain
The atmospheric river that caused the California storms dropped record-breaking amounts of rain of the state.
Read MoreSoFi Stadium to Host Eight Games in the 2026 World Cup
FIFA has announced that SoFi Stadium will host eight matches during the 2026 World Cup.
Read MoreAtmospheric River Causes Flash Floods in LA County
After an extremely wet Sunday, rain will continue to fall on Southern California for the next few days.
Read MoreLA City Council Prohibits Evictions on Tenants Awaiting Rental Assistance
The Los Angeles City Council has voted to prohibit evictions for tenants awaiting rental assistance with the Feb. 1st deadline looming.
Read MoreLAHSA Begins 2024 Homeless Count
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has begun its annual homeless count this week.
Read MoreLA City Council has Allocated $150 Million in Measure ULA Funding
Following its passage in the 2022 election, the Los Angeles City Council has led to a decreased transaction volume in Los Angeles.
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