The City Council approved higher voucher rates for dogs and cats, but excluded rabbits and other services. The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved a plan to increase the value of its spay and neuter vouchers for one year, but left out rabbits and other key areas of coverage, prompting concern from animal advocates who […]
The California coast is under a tsunami advisory following an 8.8-magnitude earthquake off the coast of eastern Russia, with a series of waves expected to impact coastal areas overnight. Potential start times for tsunami activity are around 1:05 a.m. Wednesday in the Los Angeles Harbor area, 1:10 a.m. for Newport Beach and 1:15 a.m. for Oceanside and […]
The first charter reform meeting out of City Hall will be this Saturday, July 19th at 11am, at the USU Grand Salon at Cal State Northridge At this meeting, EmpowerLA will be having presentations on the 1999 charter reform process and the current city charter. You can find the agenda and information about the meeting […]
The LAPD Mission Division wants to help you keep your deliveries safe during Amazon Prime Day. Protect your packages by using secure delivery options like Amazon Hub Lockers, requesting signature confirmation, or choosing the “photo on delivery” option. Secure your mail and package areas by installing a security mailbox, using a parcel lockbox, and posting […]
July 4th is Friday! Here’s our guide to help you plan your holiday weekend. First, you should know there are two major elements changing the way Southern California might celebrate the holiday this year. Recent immigration raids throughout Southern California are prompting some cities to cancel July 4th celebrations. Cancelled events include the Gloria Molina Grand […]
Starting July 1, the 2025-26 registration period for the LA County Rent Registry will officially open! If you own rental properties or mobilehome parks in unincorporated LA County it's time to get ready for your annual registration. Some properties (owner-occupied units, single family homes, or homes destroyed by the January 2025 Wildfires) – may be exempt. Visit theirr website […]
Fireworks during the 4th of July can scare pets and cause many to run away, ending up in overcrowded shelters. LA Animal Services wants to help keep pets safe and make sure they’re reunited with their families. They’re offering free microchipping for City of LA residents while supplies last. Microchips are a permanent form of […]
As summer temperatures rise, so can your water use and utility bills. Running sprinklers, watering trees and gardens, and filling pools add up fast — and hidden leaks can cost you more than you expect. If you’re an LADWP single-family residential customer, you can get a free Flume Smart Home Water & Leak Detector, a […]
Help keep our neighborhoods peaceful and safe this Fourth of July! Personal fireworks, including so-called “safe and sane” fireworks, are illegal in the City of Los Angeles. Follow these four simple safety tips: Leave fireworks to the pros. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a professional fireworks show. Keep pets calm. Fireworks may be fun for […]
Fourth of July 2025 in Los Angeles: Fireworks, Festivals, and Family Fun Independence Day falls on a Friday in 2025, giving Los Angeles a full three-day weekend to celebrate. This guide features some of the best events happening across the region. All information was checked for accuracy at the time of publication, but prices, schedules, […]
If you are between the ages of 16 and 25, and you live in the City of Los Angeles, you can apply to become a member of the Olivia E. Mitchell Youth Council, named for longtime City worker and exemplar of public service Olivia Mitchell. Two youth representatives will be chosen from each Council District, […]
Join Recreation and Parks for the second round of community meetings where you can get the inside scoop on the data being evaluated, share your ideas, and help shape the future of LA’s parks. Spanish translation and refreshments provided! Click here to RSVP for one of the numerous upcoming meetings.
New Leadership at Office of Public Accountability The Los Angeles City Council has confirmed Tim O’Connor as the new Executive Director and Ratepayer Advocate of the Office of Public Accountability (OPA). His five-year term was approved on Tuesday following his appointment by the Mayor. OPA is an independent office created by the City Charter to […]
If you would like to give in-person feedback on Mayor Karen Bass’s proposed budget, you can speak at the Budget and Finance Committee meeting on Monday, April 28. This meeting is in-person only at City Hall in Downtown Los Angeles. You can view the meeting agenda, including time and location details, here. If you prefer, […]
The updated MyLA311 app was officially released on March 28 with a fresh new design and improved features to help you report City service requests more easily than ever. Submit service requestsBrowse the City Services DirectoryAvailable in multiple languages Download it now on the Apple App Store or Google Play. Learn more at myla311.lacity.org
Task Force to Focus on Los Angeles County and Six Other Southern California Counties U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli announced a new Homelessness Fraud and Corruption Task Force to investigate misuse of funds intended to fight homelessness in seven California counties: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura. The task […]
To further engage the community and gather important feedback, LA Sanitation and Environment is hosting a second 30-minute virtual public meeting on this proposed ban. This follows our first meeting on March 26, which yielded valuable input. To ensure that those who were unable to attend our initial session have an opportunity to participate, we’ve […]
On Tuesday, April 1, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to create a new county department focused entirely on homelessness. The vote passed 4 to 0, with Supervisor Holly Mitchell abstaining. This major change shifts funding and control away from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), a joint agency between the City […]
The Los Angeles City Council will vote on Tuesday, April 1, on whether to use $15 million from the United to House LA Fund to support renters affected by the January wildfires. Measure ULA, passed by voters in November 2022, was created to support long-term affordable housing. The proposal would redirect part of that funding […]
The Los Angeles City Council approved a set of motions Wednesday aimed at strengthening protections for immigrants in response to increased federal enforcement efforts and threats to sanctuary cities. In a 10-0 vote, council members directed staff to report on new policies that would require businesses in Los Angeles to notify the city of any […]
