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Los Angeles Mayor Continues To Address Homeless In The Streets

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced an Inside Safe operation in East Hollywood on Alexandria Avenue and Fountain Avenue near Bright Childhood Daycare with Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez. During this operation, more than 20 Angelenos were brought inside and provided supportive services from the Los Angeles Homeless Service Authority (LAHSA), County of Los Angeles Department of Mental

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Los Angeles Mayor Cleans Up Homeless Encampment In Koreatown

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass today announced the latest Inside Safe operation in Koreatown. The operation addressed a longstanding encampment in Robert F. Kennedy Inspiration Park next to Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools. Through this effort, more than 30 Angelenos were moved off the streets and brought inside. “Today we brought people who were living in

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Los Angeles Mayor Declares Local Emergency with Historic Rainfall

Continuing the City’s urgent proactive and coordinated response, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass this morning signed a Declaration of Local Emergency that will ensure the city has the required resources to respond to the storm’s impacts. On Sunday at 8:00 AM, the City of Los Angeles Emergency Operations Center transitioned to a Level 2 Activation

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Visit Santa at LA Arboretum’s LIGHTSCAPE

Celebrate the sparkle of the holidays at LIGHTSCAPE with dazzling, fun, music-filled light adventures along the family-friendly mile-long walking path. In the days leading up to Christmas, Santa visits on designated nights: December 7-9, 15-17, 20-23.  Guests will use their own cameras to capture lasting memories with Santa as he spreads smiles and joy from his sleigh. All

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Los Angeles Tries To Bring Businesses Back To California

In an attempt to bring businesses back to California, Mayor Karen Bass will announce that the Banc of California will be relocating its headquarters to Los Angeles. “We are working to ensure that Los Angeles is not just open for business but that City Hall is advocating for businesses,” said Mayor Bass. “Throughout this city, we

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Los Angeles Gets Quick $3 Million To Repair 10 Freeway

Yesterday, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom thanked federal partners for their continued support to expedite the repair of the I-10 freeway, including by allocating $3 million in “quick release” Emergency Relief funding to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) as the work continues to get the freeway back up and

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The 10 Freeway in LA Will Not Have To Be Torn Down

Mayor Karen Bass visited the construction site of the I-10 freeway this morning where she toured active work with Caltrans and observed how urgent progress will continue during the anticipated rain. The tour followed a morning helicopter ride to survey the impacts of the 10 freeway and assess morning rush hour traffic with Fire Chief

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300,000 People Affected By 10 Freeway Shutdown in LA

Mayor Karen Bass delivered a morning update at the City’s traffic control center this morning on the 10 Freeway closure. She was joined by California State Transportation Agency Secretary Toks Omishakin, Caltrans Deputy District Director of Traffic Operations Rafael Molina, Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins and Los Angeles Department of Transportation General Manager Laura Rubio-Cornejo, who

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Los Angeles To Build 8,000 More Affordable Housing Units

Mayor Bass today spoke at the grand opening of the Wilcox in Hollywood, a 62-unit affordable housing project that opened in October as a result of being expedited under the Mayor’s Executive Directive 1. In September, Mayor Bass announced at the Wilcox that more than 7,000 units of affordable housing are being expedited under Executive Directive

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