Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has extended the Al Fresco Outdoor Dining Program for one year, assisting restaurants post-pandemic and promising to streamline housing and business development in the city.

Attorney General Rob Bonta and other state attorneys general are urging the FCC to enforce better customer service standards for cable and internet providers.

Mayor Karen Bass reports a drop in L.A. crime rates and enhancements in the LAFD's emergency response, alongside strategies to address safety, homelessness, and recruitment in law enforcement.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reports housing moves and street homelessness reductions, attributing it to policy changes and new partnerships aimed at tackling the city's homelessness crisis.

LA Councilwoman Traci Park introduces a crime prevention package including ALPRs, LAPD funding for overtime, new squad cars, and tree trimming for better street lighting.

Mayor Karen Bass celebrated a "green year" in L.A., noting over 100,000 green jobs created, a surge in EV chargers, and advances like the Eland Solar Center and water conservation successes.

U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada announced the expansion of the CASA program to more federal defendants in seven California counties, offering rehabilitation to those seeking to reform, regardless of substance use or mental health issues.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass appointed Council President Emeritus Paul Krekorian as Executive Director of the Office of Major Events to prepare for the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympic Games.

Mayor Karen Bass reports improvements in L.A.'s city services and safety measures, with infrastructure upgrades and plans for further developments ahead of major global events.

The Los Angeles City Council is expected to finalize a "sanctuary city" ordinance, barring the use of city resources to aid federal immigration enforcement.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's second-year anniversary tour touts progress on homelessness reduction, safer communities, improved city efficiency, business support, and environmental initiatives.

Nathan Hochman has been inaugurated as the 44th District Attorney of Los Angeles, promising stricter crime policies and a shift from his predecessor's lenient approach.

California's CARE Court program is now operating in all its counties, offering treatment and housing for individuals with severe mental health disorders.