Hooper Commons Business Improvement District (BID) / Establishment /2027-2031
City Council approved a Business Improvement District for the Hooper Commons area, effective June 2026.
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City Council approved a Business Improvement District for the Hooper Commons area, effective June 2026.
City Council renewed the Old Granada Village Business Improvement District for 2027-2034, adopting an ordinance that became effective June 22, 2026.
City Council renewed the West Adams Property and Business Improvement District for a second 10-year term (2027–2036), now effective.
City Council renewed the Westwood Business Improvement District for ten years (2027–2036); adopted May 5, 2026.
Fashion District Business Improvement District renewed for 2027-2034 with management plan and engineers report; ordinance adopted May 5, 2026.
Century City renews its property-based business improvement district for another decade, approved by Council and effective June 2026.
City Council renewed the Venice Beach Business Improvement District for 2027–2035, establishing a special tax district to fund local improvements and services.
Mayor proposes contract with Loomis Armored U.S. for citywide armored courier services; Budget Committee waived consideration.
Proposed charter amendment to bar caretakers or appointees filling vacant council seats from running for that office for five years; scheduled for November 2026 ballot.
Motion to require LA commissioners and board members to file detailed financial disclosure statements before the November 2026 election.
Proposal to let noncitizens vote in Los Angeles Unified School District board elections, pending a November 2026 charter amendment ballot measure.
Proposal to clarify LA Charter rules on suspending elected officials for misconduct, introduced by Monica Rodriguez, pending in Rules Committee.
Motion to study ranked choice voting and approval voting as potential reforms to Los Angeles city elections, referred to the Rules Committee.
City Council is examining LA's infrastructure and utility readiness for SB 79, a state law allowing ministerial approval of residential development. The matter remains under committee review.
City Council adopted a revised framework for evaluating affordable housing sites using California state tax credit opportunity maps and asset criteria.
Motion by Monica Rodriguez on the Inspector General and Ethics Commission roles; awaiting committee review.
Motion by Hugo Soto-Martínez to amend City Charter for November 2026 ballot measure related to fee studies; pending in Rules Committee.
Charter Reform Commission submits recommendations for November 2026 ballot measures; pending committee review with neighborhood council input.
Council unanimously approved a pedestrian overcrossing and safety improvements on Encino Avenue and nearby intersections; awaiting mayoral signature.
Council approved funding and construction services for Phase III C of Sheldon Arleta Park and Cesar Chavez Recreation Complex.
Council approved affordable housing development at 12021-12027 Hoffman Street in CD4 under federal tax incentive rules.
Council unanimously approved federal grant agreements for forensic science and internet crimes against children programs.
Council approved a fund transfer from the Road Maintenance Special Fund to pay for emergency slope repairs at Vista Del Mar near Fontainbleau Street.
Council District 11 approved TEFRA bond financing for educational facility improvements at two school sites.
City Council approved a loan agreement for the Clark Residence at 306 Loma Drive, initiated by the Housing Department.
City Council adopted funding for the Department of Aging to expand health insurance counseling and advocacy services for older adults under a state grant program.
Council approved space assignment and funding for Community Investment Department tenant improvements and relocation to 432 East Temple Street.
Litigation matter: City Attorney tracking F. Jay Robbins v. City of Los Angeles lawsuit filed in Superior Court.
Airport Commission seeks Council approval to amend ten task order contracts for LAX and Van Nuys airport capital improvements.
Annual ordinance authorizing the City's weed and brush abatement program, adopted by Council on May 5, 2026.
LA seeks federal arts grant to fund sports-themed cultural programs promoting global awareness.
Litigation matter involving Mario Delgado and others suing the City; referred to Budget and Finance Committee for review.
Pending litigation where Ada Aquino sues the City; City Attorney seeking council direction on settlement or defense strategy.
Lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles; City Attorney referred the matter to Budget and Finance Committee on May 20, 2026.
Lawsuit against the city by the estate of Oscar Leon Sanchez; City Attorney referred matter to Budget and Finance Committee for claim handling.
Litigation claim against the City involving Elizabeth Bliss Bley, referred to Budget and Finance for handling of potential settlement or judgment costs.
Litigation settlement discussion in federal civil rights case; City Attorney seeking closed-session authority to negotiate resolution.
LA will pause most construction citywide during the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games to reduce congestion and disruption.
Board of Public Works seeks to create a new Capital Infrastructure Program (CIP) 1, now pending committee review.
Housing Department seeks tax incentives under federal law to fund preservation and rehabilitation of Queen Apartments through Alliance Property Group.
City Council adopted an amendment to regulate illegal off-site advertising signs and protect public rights-of-way, sponsored by Blumenfield and Yaroslavsky.
Councilmember John S. Lee's motion to create a cannabis business tax relief program offering temporary tax exemptions for licensed operators in good standing.
City responds to state Senate Bill 79 housing requirements with proposed zoning code changes and environmental review.
City Planning Commission refers ordinance responding to SB 79 (state housing bill) to PLUM Committee; status and substance unclear from referral alone.
Los Angeles increased ambulance transport fees for fiscal year 2024-25, approved by Council 15-0 in March 2026 and now effective.
Los Angeles adopted a Climate Action and Adaptation Plan as part of the General Plan in 2024, establishing citywide climate goals and emission-reduction targets.
Council establishes 2026 meeting schedule, including sessions at Van Nuys City Hall.
Council District 1 seeks funding to prepare and paint a flagpole at Highland Park Veterans Memorial Square on North Figueroa and York Boulevard.
Motion to fund a pedestrian tunnel project in Cypress Park, introduced by Councilmember Hernandez, currently under Council review.
Councilmember Rodriguez proposes a 10 percent tax on Olympic ticket sales for the 2028 Games, with revenue potentially going to city services.
Bureau of Street Lighting proposes establishing a lighting district for Kling Street and Beeman Avenue; file just referred to Council.
City proposes lease agreement for interim housing sites at Van Nuys Boulevard properties operated by Hope the Mission nonprofit.
Annual report on the city's construction projects for fiscal year 2025-26, submitted by the City Administrative Officer and approved by the Government Operations Committee.
Council approved a street vacation for the Wilshire Boulevard and South New Hampshire Avenue area in the Koreatown neighborhood.
Los Angeles initiates proceedings to assess the viability and scope of a 2026-27 Proposition K bond measure for kids' services and facilities.
Adopted ordinance establishing a supplemental sign district at LAX to regulate airport signage; became effective July 2015.
The city is establishing pre-qualified on-call contracts for real estate and economic development services through a competitive solicitation process.
Larchmont Village Property Business Improvement District renewed for 2027-2032 term; Council approved midterm modification.
Council approved additional Proposition HHH affordable housing funds for PATH Villas Hollywood project in Round 3 of the Affordable Housing Sustainable Communities Program.
LA Housing Department proposes a Real Estate Asset Program (REAP) action for a property at 127 North Bonnie Brae Street.
The Housing Department seeks Council approval for a property transaction or program action at 10706 West Ohio Avenue under the REAP initiative.
The Housing Department seeks Council action on a property at 12707 West Mitchell Avenue under the REAP program.
City Council approved disposition of a CRA/LA-owned property at 1636 West Manchester Avenue for housing and economic development, with final action in September 2025.
City leasing office space to West Valley Homes nonprofit at 13277 West Van Nuys Boulevard; approved by Council in February 2026.
LAX seeks to amend a construction contract with Hensel Phelps for curbside improvements at Central Terminal; awaiting committee review.
Housing Department seeks to acquire or dispose of property at 5136 North Willow Crest Avenue under the REAP program.
Building and Safety seeks to record a lien for unpaid violations at 8220 West Foothill Boulevard; Council adopted in 2013, matter recently reactivated.
Whole Foods Market at 3443 South Sepulveda secured Council approval to sell alcohol, with a 15-0 vote on May 19, 2026.
Council adopted a motion to leverage surplus city land at 10901 South Clovis Avenue in Southeast LA for job creation and economic development using federal community development funds.
Motion to ensure LA City compliance with SB 707 Brown Act amendments requiring closed-session policies and public access procedures by July 1, 2026.
City approves lease agreement for interim housing site at 8358 San Fernando Road / 11080 Olinda Street operated by Hope the Mission.
LA approves a third contract extension with Architectural Resources Group for ongoing historic preservation consulting services through 2028.
Mayor seeks to extend Alfred Mata's interim appointment as City Engineer beyond his current term.
Council adopted a reward for Akeem Jamaal Coburn; file has cycled through multiple council votes since 2020.
City Council approved dedication of a public easement at 98th Street, Bellanca Avenue, and Aviation Boulevard via ordinance.
Mayor seeks City Council approval to amend and restate an environmental consulting contract with Impact Sciences, Inc.
City Council authorized staffing positions for the Glendale Hyperion Bridge improvement project in fiscal year 2025-26; adopted May 6, 2026.
Housing Department seeks Council approval for a property transaction or disposition at 12621 West Debell Street under the REAP program.
Appeal of a CEQA determination for a development project at 4230 North Saltillo Street; pending committee review since March 2026.
City Council adopted an ordinance adjusting hotel worker minimum wage based on the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers.
City Council approved dedication of an easement at 9606 Bellanca Avenue through accelerated procedure; ordinance became effective May 19, 2026.
LA approves a request for proposals to contract with operators of 10 BusinessSource Centers that provide small business support services citywide.
LA Convention Center lease and expansion deal with PSP Investment Group pending final committee review and report.
Councilmember Monica Rodriguez is directing the City to explore procurement and marketplace opportunities tied to the 2028 LA Olympics.
City Council adopted a street lighting district ordinance for Bryant Street and Eton Avenue, effective May 28, 2026.
Councilmember Price seeks supplemental city services for USC and the LA Memorial Coliseum; motion just introduced.
Council motion to strengthen job opportunities for people with criminal records through city contracting and hiring practices.
Legal appeal of environmental review for El Corazon Art Park project at 126 North Broadway; currently under committee review.
Grants Vero Fiber Networks a non-exclusive easement to install fiber-optic cables underground at Dockweiler State Beach.
LA Council approved a street banner program for the FIFA World Cup taking place in Los Angeles May-July 2026.
Mar Vista Community Council receives approval to display street banners for one year starting April 2026.
First amendment to the City's mail delivery contract with Southern Express International/UniShippers, approved by committee and awaiting full Council adoption.
Council relaxed parking enforcement during 2026 primary and general elections to reduce barriers to voting.
A routine council file for 2026 containing dozens of ceremonial motions honoring individuals and observances throughout the year.
City Council approves site changes to allow Fire Station 31 relocation to 16300 Foothill Boulevard in Council District 6.
Councilmember Jurado seeks to protect commercial tenants from harassment and unfair eviction practices through a new ordinance.
Amendment to extend and modify the City's contract with Gartner for IT consulting and project management services.
LA must implement state law AB 671 requiring the city to certify restaurant tenant improvements comply with health and safety codes.
Council adopted a solar-powered streetlight installation program funded through the Street Lighting Maintenance Assessment, pending mayoral action.
Council approved a settlement agreement resolving disability-access violations at an affordable housing development called Harmony Gates, requiring retrofits and compliance measures.
Los Angeles Housing Department seeks Council review of a property acquisition or disposition at 1554 East 105th Street under the REAP program.
LA Housing Department seeks Council approval for a property transaction or disposition at 1342 South Ogden Drive under the REAP program.
The Housing Department seeks city action on a specific property at 701 West 80th Street through a REAP process; file is newly introduced.
Los Angeles Housing Department proposes action on a property at 1273 East 108th Street; file just initiated and awaiting council review.
LA Housing Department submitting documentation on 227 South Reno Street property under REAP program; newly filed and awaiting council referral.
Housing Department seeks Council action on a property at 935 East Venezia Avenue under the REAP program; file just referred to Council.
Los Angeles FY 2026-27 budget proposal introduced by Katy Yaroslavsky; adopted by Council on April 14 and now moving toward final passage after Budget Committee approval.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on 9649 North Lemona Avenue for unpaid code enforcement costs; Council has twice continued the item without voting.
Council adopted a resolution designating multiple San Fernando Valley locations as prohibited for certain regulated uses under municipal code.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on a South Spaulding Avenue property for unpaid code violations or demolition costs.
City Council adopted a lighting district ordinance for Victory Boulevard and Gaviota Avenue, now effective May 28, 2026.
Council authorized StreetsLA and GSD to repair fleet vehicles using available resources and funding mechanisms.
City Council adopted a lighting district ordinance for Colfax Avenue and Ventura Boulevard, effective May 28, 2026.
City Council adopted a lighting district ordinance for Haskell Avenue and Vincennes Street, effective May 28, 2026.
City Council created a lighting district for Columbus Avenue and Acre Street; the ordinance was adopted May 12 and became effective May 28, 2026.
City Council adopted a street lighting district ordinance for Tennessee Avenue and Tennessee Place, effective May 28, 2026.
City Council adopted standards for LA City View 35 broadcast operations and contracted project oversight, with an Information Technology Agency follow-up pending committee review.
Monica Rodriguez motion to fix street and pedestrian lighting repair delays and inefficiencies; adopted by Council in March 2025.
City Council adopted a street lighting district ordinance for Santa Monica Boulevard and Wilton Place, effective May 28, 2026.
Council adopted a comprehensive Van Nuys Airport Specific Plan with directives for a citizens advisory committee, forensic audit, economic study, noise mitigation, and community benefit program.
Zone change and general plan amendment for five South Los Angeles properties near Venice Auxiliary Pumping Plant; currently in Planning Committee.
City Council created a new lighting district covering Verdugo Place and Avenue 32; ordinance adopted May 2026 and now in effect.
LA28 Olympic organizers propose a human rights strategic framework for the 2028 Games; pending committee review since April.
Library Department must develop a workplace violence prevention and security plan, including SB 533 training for staff, following a motion by Councilmember Park.
Personnel Department tracking potential citywide layoffs; status pending in two committees since June 2025 with ongoing departmental impact assessments.
The City Clerk certified that an initiative petition to impose a gross receipts tax on virtually all businesses in Los Angeles gathered sufficient signatures to qualify for the ballot.
Council District 1 approves installation of a new plaque at Highland Park Veterans Memorial Square, funded through AB1290.
Building and Safety has placed a lien on a West Hills property for unpaid code enforcement costs; Council approved the lien 15-0 in May 2026.
Council approved acquiring the Ramada Inn hotel for permanent supportive housing under the Homekey Program; implementation details now in committee review.
LA seeks federal and state grants for water recycling and drought resilience projects in fiscal years 2024 and 2026.
LA's Department of Water and Power seeks council approval for a second amendment to a swap dealer agreement with Macquarie Energy.
Councilmember Tim McOsker seeks funding for a fencing project on McCoy Avenue in Council District 15.
City Administrative Officer studying how to measure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from LA's purchased goods and services.
Councilmember Jurado proposes a dome and Japan House venue at 426-462 East Temple Street for the 2028 Olympics.
Council District 3 receives additional community services funding from AB1290 state allocation; adopted by Council 14-0-1.
Harbor Commission approved a permit for Taylored Transload/Waterfront Logistics transload operations; Council adopted May 15.
Council reviews fiscal impact of Measure ULA housing tax on city budgets for 2025-26 and 2026-27; currently pending committee analysis.
City Council amended a bond expenditure agreement to enable acquisition and development of a mixed-use culinary arts project in Pacoima using CRA excess bond proceeds.
LA accepts CalRecycle grant funding to support Building and Safety's waste-reduction enforcement work for fiscal year 2026-27.
Council adopted rules for marketing and tenant selection in affordable housing projects, including density bonus and transit-oriented development units, with implementation now pending department guidance.
Council is tracking LA's greenhouse gas emissions and directing climate integration into city budgeting and capital spending decisions.
Quarterly status report on LA Alliance for Human Rights settlement agreement, now before Housing and Homelessness Committee.
LA Fire Department seeks Innovation Fund support for a system to track and manage medical records requests more efficiently.
Consolidates five city departments (Aging, Community Investment for Families, Economic and Workforce Development, and Youth) into a single functional unit; Council approved May 19, 2026.
City Finance proposes using unclaimed monies to fund sidewalk and tree maintenance through StreetsLA.
Council adopted Councilmember Raman's motion directing the Housing Department to report on the status of affordable housing projects, supportive housing initiatives, and preservation efforts.
Council District 15 beautification contract approved 15-0; awaiting mayor signature by May 26.
Land use review for a commercial or mixed-use project at 3701–3761 Stocker Street seeking conditional use and site plan approvals; currently in committee.
City Council adopted a non-disturbance and attornment agreement between AltaSea, Port of Los Angeles, and Blue Robotics Inc for waterfront property at the port.
Council approved a Proposition 68 grant from the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy for the LARiverWay Segments 1 and 2 project along the Los Angeles River.
Motion requiring landlords using third-party billing agencies to implement transparent billing practices and disclose tenant utility costs under RUBS systems.
Appeal of a haul route decision for 1375 North Summitridge Place, referred to committee and awaiting hearing.
LADWP's proposed budgets for water and power revenue funds for fiscal year 2026-2027, currently pending committee review.
CEQA appeal of environmental review for a project at 6415-6419 West Selma Avenue; pending in committee since 2021, recently revived after expiring.
City Administrative Officer's annual report on homelessness funding for fiscal year 2026-27, pending committee review.
LA Council supports SB 1246, state legislation requiring autonomous vehicles to meet safety standards before operating on public roads.
Year-one progress report on LA's plan to reduce carbon emissions from city-owned buildings through efficiency upgrades and electrification.
Annual assessment for the 1996-97 Z Series Street Lighting Maintenance Assessment District covering fiscal year 2026-27.
Motion to place a measure on the November 2026 ballot regarding Department of Public Works agreements affecting public rights-of-way; pending committee review.
Building and Safety is placing a lien on property at 10926 West Hartsook Street to recover costs from code violations or unpaid work.
City Attorney seeks council action in tax dispute against Pacifica of the Valley Corporation over business license taxes owed to Los Angeles.
City proposes to continue assessing property owners for street lighting maintenance and operation costs under Proposition 218 rules for fiscal year 2026-27.
Mayor seeks exemption from civil service rules to hire a Deputy City Engineer II for the Bureau of Engineering.
Bureau of Engineering tract map filing for property at 5841 West David Avenue; routine subdivision or land division matter.
Fire Department will charge nursing homes and long-term care facilities for non-emergency lift assistance, effective immediately after Council adoption.
Proposal to amend City Charter to strengthen small business preference in city contracting, potentially on November 2026 ballot.
Safety and traffic improvements for Vista del Mar between Waterview Street and Imperial Highway, including median barriers and contractor services.
Coastal development permit and project compliance review for a South Main Street property, referred to Planning Committee.
Proposed charter amendment to modify Board of Public Works member composition, scheduled for November 2026 ballot.
City seeks to establish a lien against property at 13025 West Lull Street for unpaid Building and Safety violations or fees.
Council adopted a motion to recognize Fallen Firefighters Week and illuminate City Hall on April 30, 2026.
Motion to establish annual data reporting on e-bike, e-moto, and electric moped safety and welfare impacts in Los Angeles.
LA Council supports SB 1266, state legislation that would increase penalties for stealing copper wire by raising its valuation threshold.
Annual assessment proposal for street lighting maintenance costs in the 1996 Frozen Assessments district, referred to Council for consideration.
Port of Los Angeles public access investment and leasing policy reform, including potential Charter amendment, introduced by Councilmember McOsker; adopted by Council but still in committee for implementation review.
City Council adopted a resolution protecting patients and healthcare providers from immigration enforcement actions as part of the 2025-2026 legislative agenda.
Council supports a statewide homelessness prevention strategy via Assembly Bill 1924, currently pending committee action.
Council adopted an unarmed crisis response pilot program and established a working group to oversee alternative crisis response models citywide.
Council file supporting SB 758, state legislation that would prohibit retail sales of nitrous oxide, currently in committee.
LA Department of Water and Power seeks Council approval to sell city property to the Bishop Paiute Tribe under a purchase agreement.
Councilmember Lee requests a financial report on LAFD's unused sick time liability under two firefighter union contracts.
Mayor's declaration that Los Angeles faces a local emergency due to January 2025 windstorms and extreme fire weather; Council has renewed it repeatedly through May 2026.
City accepted a property easement on Western and De Longpre avenues for a traffic signal, adopted unanimously by Council.
Council adopted a motion supporting nine nonprofits that operate access centers and homeless services across Los Angeles.
Appeal of a conditional use permit and site plan review for a mixed-use development on South Central Avenue; Planning Committee denied the appeal on May 12, 2026.
Expansion of LA's Fair Work Week Ordinance to cover fast food workers, requiring advance scheduling, paid time off, and in-person training protections. Adopted by Council in April 2025.
Council approved a property owner's offer to dedicate an easement for sidewalk construction on West Valerio Street.
Proposal to name a Roscoe Boulevard and Langdon Avenue intersection after Bert and Jane Boeckmann with permanent ceremonial signage.
Mayor-initiated zoning overhaul for Central Avenue corridor in Arts District/Little Tokyo allowing mixed-use development with height increases; awaiting full City Council vote.
Annual file for commendatory resolutions recognizing individuals, organizations, and observances; ongoing Council action since December 2025.
Council approved LA Housing Department's Real Estate Asset Program (REAP) transaction for property at 4207 West Hazel Kirk Drive.
Second-level appeal of a tentative tract map for mixed-use development on South Central Avenue; Planning Committee denied the appeal on May 12.
Council unanimously approved funding and support for the Family Justice Center 2025 program operated by Peace Over Violence.
LA Housing Department seeks Council approval for a Residential Equitable Acquisition Program (REAP) transaction at 2219 West 15th Street.
City Council reviewing a second amendment to hazardous waste management contract with Clean Harbors Environmental Services.
Council investigates price gouging in rental housing during 2025 windstorm and wildfire recovery; motion adopted August 2025, but City Attorney reports still pending in committees.
Monthly updates on the LA Convention Center expansion and modernization project, tracking progress and budget implications across multiple city committees.
Funding authorization for BuildLA, a multi-department permitting and construction services initiative, adopted by Council in May 2026 and sent to the Mayor.
LA accepts a state grant for crisis intervention programs under the Byrne initiative, pending budget and safety committee review.
Council adopts mobility and sidewalk repair measures tied to LA 2028 Olympics, including youth employment and FIFA event planning.
Council adopted a plan to increase parking enforcement and traffic control staff citywide, with implementation through June 2028.
HACLA and Port of LA amend their harbor parkway improvements agreement; committee approved May 12.
Council adopted permanent ceremonial street signs naming Sam Watson Way at the intersection of 80th Street and Main Street.
Council District 3 secures funding for streetlight repairs and copper theft deterrence using state AB1290 grants.
Enforce LA's home-sharing rules by creating a digital tracking system and staffing enforcement, tracking since 2021 with most recent Council adoption in 2025.
Councilmember Yaroslavsky's motion to streamline development approvals and incorporate Missing Middle LA housing work into city processes.
City quitclaims sanitary sewer easement at 9618 West Arrowood Drive; adopted by Council 13-0 in April 2026.
Councilmember Rodriguez seeks charter reforms to ensure LA's 2028 Olympic hosting costs don't burden taxpayers and establishes a legacy fund for community benefits.
Proposed ordinance regulating vacation rental and illegal short-term rental units, referred to two committees and held pending further discussion.
Council adopted rules for distributing public benefit payments collected from real estate developers under the Transfer of Floor Area Rights program.
Proposal to name the square bounded by 48th Street and Avalon Boulevard after Senior Pastor Dr. Carl A. McCorkle with permanent ceremonial signage.
Council adopted Nazarian-Hernandez motion addressing dockless bikes and scooters, daylighting, red curb zones, and parking policy.
Bureau of Engineering seeks to release a sanitary sewer easement at three South LA addresses using accelerated procedure.
Councilmembers Blumenfield and Yaroslavsky propose an accelerated framework to implement Transit Oriented Development zones under Option C1.
Councilmember Hernandez seeks a cost-benefit analysis of curb ramp construction to improve pedestrian accessibility across Los Angeles.
Council adopted a 2026-27 WorkSource Center operator contract and request for proposals; passed 11-0-4 on May 8, 2026.
Council adopted a ban on selling or distributing nitrous oxide (laughing gas) in Los Angeles, citing public health and safety concerns.
City adopted an ordinance reducing speed limits on streets with high fatal and severe injury collision rates to advance Vision Zero and AB 43 compliance.
Litigation settlement or judgment in Greg Akili et al. v. City of Los Angeles; Council adopted May 8, 2026.
Council adopted rules requiring LA businesses be prioritized in 2028 Olympics procurement with quarterly transparency reports to track progress.
LA will use automated cameras to catch vehicles illegally parked in bus lanes, with fines set by city ordinance, implementing state law AB 917.
Council adopted a motion authorizing the issuance of administrative citations for illegal dumping violations, with enforcement handled by Council aides.
LA Council takes position on state bill AB 1903 concerning construction defect standards for new condominiums.
LA supports AB 1406, a state bill raising liquidated damages caps for new condominium developments, as part of its 2025-2026 legislative program.
LA urges state support for youth homelessness prevention office and joins California's interagency homelessness council.
LA Council supports AB 1070, a state bill allowing three- and four-unit residential buildings under California's streamlined code.
Track and pursue federal tax credits for city clean energy projects under the Inflation Reduction Act; currently adopted, awaiting Mayor action.
City defends itself in court against lawsuit challenging a development project's fire-safety road requirements; case pending in committee.
LA is implementing 15 mph speed limits around schools and advancing its Safe Routes to School strategic plan to reduce traffic injuries near campuses.
Long-standing motion on Westwood Village streetscape design, introduced in 1996, with recent neighborhood council input in 2026.
A 1991 motion by Zev Yaroslavsky on an unspecified matter, still officially open with recent neighborhood council activity in 2026.
City Attorney requesting approval of multiple outside counsel contracts for litigation and legal services.
LA seeks to contract with Verra Mobility for automated speed cameras to enforce traffic safety on city streets.
Mayor seeks council approval for a sewer cleaning services contract with Redzone Robotics/National Plant Services, Inc.
Council approved a multifamily rental housing project at 825 Hyperion Avenue in CD 13 under federal tax incentive rules.
Council District 15 receives additional community services funding from the General City Purposes Fund; adopted by Council.
Council approved illuminating City Hall in blue and white on May 8, 2026, to mark Europe Day.
Council District 1 enhanced graffiti removal and park improvements at MacArthur Park, funded through AB 1290, adopted unanimously.
Council designated April 22 as Hapa Day in Los Angeles and directed illumination of City Hall to commemorate the occasion.
Council approved affordable housing development at 11939-11947 Culver Boulevard in District 11 using TEFRA financing, 13-0-2.
Council approved affordable housing financing for a multifamily rental project at 5403 Inglewood Boulevard using federal tax credits under TEFRA rules.
Council approved affordable housing development at 9030-9038 Reading Avenue in CD 11 under federal TEFRA tax rules.
Council District 9 cleanup and beautification services funded through AB1290 revenues, adopted unanimously by Council in April 2026.
City Council honored Proyecto Pastoral's 40 years of service to Boyle Heights and illuminated City Hall in recognition.
Bureau of Sanitation funding allocation for Council District 1 approved by Council with no opposition.
City Council authorized illuminating City Hall in Peru's national colors to mark the 200th anniversary of U.S.-Peru diplomatic relations.
Council adopted a 2025-2026 legislative program addressing H-2A visa standards and fair wages for immigrant and domestic farmworkers.
City Council renewed the Downtown Industrial District Business Improvement District for 2027-2033 via property-based assessment authority.
Council approved a reward for Demetri Lamar Alexander on April 29, 2026, with a 13-0-2 vote.
Los Angeles supports state legislation (AB 1633) that would tax private immigration detention facilities to discourage corporate profiteering from ICE contracts.
Council adopted the city's 2026-27 legislative program for state and federal advocacy on water, sanitation, and recycled water initiatives.
LA Council adopted a resolution supporting AB 35, state legislation on climate-related bonds, on April 29, 2026.
City Council adopted a 2025-2026 legislative program position on SB 1292, which addresses parking violations enforcement and curb management systems.
City Council adopted a 2025-2026 legislative position supporting SB 1314, which would impose additional regulations on smoke shops in California.
LA expresses support for state bill AB 1954, which would regulate golf reservation platform practices under California's unfair competition law.
LA City Council adopted a resolution supporting AB 1896, state legislation that would disqualify public employees from state employment if they engage in immigration enforcement activities.
LA supports state legislation requiring insurers to offer coverage for wildfire mitigation improvements to homes, adopted by Council 13-0-2 in April 2026.
City's mid-year financial report for fiscal year 2025-26, adopted by Council in April 2026 with amendments addressing budget adjustments and departmental allocations.
Councilmember Nithya Raman's motion to remove barriers to the L.A. Al Fresco permanent sidewalk dining program, adopted by Council in April 2026.
Council adopted a sanctuary city resolution directing the Mayor to protect immigrant rights and limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
Council adopted stricter penalties for repeat party house violations, including increased fines. Vote was 13-0-2 on April 29, 2026.
Proposal to vacate Lindbrook Drive and Glendon Avenue in Westwood. Approved by Council in 2007; status unclear after 19-year gap.
Twenty-three-year-old motion to designate Westwood North Village remains pending with recent neighborhood council community impact statements.
Long-standing file on VA property in West Los Angeles, last active in May 2026 with a neighborhood council statement.
Councilmembers Harris-Dawson and Nazarian propose placing a parcel tax on private country clubs and golf clubs on the November 2026 ballot.
LA joins a consortium with the County to update aerial imagery and geospatial data for planning and infrastructure purposes.
Councilmembers Jurado and Blumenfield moved to place a General Manager removal measure on the November 2026 ballot under Charter Code Section 575(e).
City Attorney defending against four lawsuits; litigation matter referred to Budget and Finance Committee for claims assessment.
Litigation matter: City Attorney reports on Amer Nagi lawsuit against the City; case pending in Superior Court.
Lawsuit settlement or claim against the City involving plaintiff Jaremy Aiello; referred to Budget and Finance Committee for review.
City seeks approval for five nonprofit organizations to operate preschool programs through Recreation and Parks contracts.
Litigation defense matter: City Attorney defending against Maria Garcia's lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.
Litigation settlement or judgment claim by Eugenie M. Norman against the City; referred to Budget and Finance Committee for financial disposition.
LA approving a contract with PlayPower, Inc. for playground equipment, water play features, and outdoor fitness gear.
LA Recreation and Parks seeks approval of a contract with Landscape Structures, Inc. for playground equipment, water play structures, and outdoor fitness installations.
Mayor seeks zoning and height district changes for a San Vicente Boulevard property; awaiting Planning Committee review.
Motion to address fire hazard and public nuisance conditions at John S Gibson Boulevard near I-110 freeway in Los Angeles.
Mayor extended Frederick Jackson's interim general manager appointment at Economic and Workforce Development Department through May 2028.
Mayor appointed members to the Workforce Development Board for a two-year term ending June 30, 2028. Council adopted the appointments on May 6, 2026.
LA Water and Power's contract with Load Dispatchers union approved, covering wages and terms through September 2030.
Port Dispatchers labor contract amendment adjusting scheduling and compensation terms, adopted by Council 14-0-1.
City Council adopted a lithium-ion battery and vape pen disposal program to protect sanitation workers and public safety.
Council approved contracts with Hagerty Consulting and AECOM for wildfire recovery consulting services and management following the January 2025 wildfires.
City settles litigation with Arthur Stevens over unspecified claims; Council approved settlement in June 2025.
City Council approved settlement terms in Wilkerson v. City of Los Angeles litigation on February 4, 2025.
Council approved ongoing adjustments to bed rates paid to interim housing providers serving homeless families and adults, with the most recent action in May 2026.
Annual homelessness funding report for fiscal year 2025-26, adopted by Council with one dissent and four abstentions.
Recreation and Parks seeks Council approval to operate a summer lunch program for 2025-26 using state education funding.
Mayor nominates Clarence Daniels, Jr. to the Board of Airport Commissioners; awaiting committee review.
Mayor nominates Beatrice Hsu to the Board of Harbor Commissioners; awaiting committee review.
Board of Police Commissioners proposes Hollywood Tow Service Inc. as the official police garage and storage operator for Service Area 6.
City Attorney report on YouTube, LLC referred to Budget and Finance Committee; substantive details not yet publicly available.
City Attorney refers a closed-session legal matter involving Arup US Inc.'s business license tax to Budget and Finance Committee.
Council adopted protocols for emergency response coordination and public notification after a fallen power pole on I-110 near Gaffey Street in San Pedro.
Council adopted a motion addressing electric bicycle safety and enforcement at White Point Nature Preserve in San Pedro.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on a Long Beach property for unpaid code enforcement costs.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on property at 637 East 111th Place to recover code enforcement costs.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on 7406 South Western Avenue for unpaid code enforcement or abatement costs.
Building and Safety is placing a lien on a property at 2124 East Violet Street to recover costs from code violations or unpaid fees.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on property at 655 West 109th Place for unpaid code enforcement costs.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on a Beverly Glen property for unpaid code enforcement costs.
Building and Safety Department is placing a lien on a property at 2700 East 2nd Street for unpaid violations or work orders.
Building and Safety is placing a lien on a West LA property for unpaid demolition or code enforcement costs.
Building and Safety Department seeking Council action on a lien against property at 4936 South Sycamore Drive for code violations or unpaid work.
City seeks to establish or enforce a lien on a North Sunset Plaza property for Building and Safety violations or unpaid abatement costs.
Building and Safety seeks to record a $1,288.56 lien against 324 North Firmin Street for code violations or unpaid fees.
Establishment of a property-based business improvement district in Boyle Heights industrial area for 2027-2031, currently under committee review.
City Attorney reports on a business license tax assessment dispute involving Crowe LLP; referred to Budget and Finance Committee for review.
A West LA property seeks exceptions to zoning rules and coastal permits for a development at 237-239 East Montreal Street; under review in committee.
Appeal of a Community Design Overlay decision for a Reseda property, referred to the Planning Committee and awaiting review.
City seeks grant funding from ASPCA to improve animal services disaster preparedness and wildfire response capacity.
Motion directing the city to track and report on fire responses by LAFD on Caltrans rights-of-way, particularly for vegetation and rubbish fires.
City Council approved a multifamily rental housing project at 15450 Plummer Street in Council District 7 under federal tax law.
Council adopted a motion to remove dead wood and brush from three Porter Ranch parks to reduce fire hazard.
Council District 9 seeks funding from the General City Purposes Fund for community celebration events tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
LA agrees to sell an easement to Inyo County for a public roadway, with the Board of Water and Power managing the transaction.
City Council approved illuminating City Hall in gold to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month on May 9, 2026.
City Council adopted a new parking district in Chavez Ravine (Council District 1) on May 1, 2026, by a 10-0 vote with 5 abstentions.
Department of Building and Safety requested a linkage fee refund for a property at 1159 South Rodeo Drive; Council approved it unanimously in April 2026.
Developer Consolidated Capital Realty Corp received a refund of linkage fees paid on a West Los Angeles commercial project.
Council approved a field office parking arrangement at two North Avenue 55/56 properties in Council District 1.
Council adopted a traffic reconfiguration and re-striping plan for John S. Gibson Boulevard near the Port's West Basin Container Terminal to improve port corridor operations.
Council approved a CicLAvia open streets event in the Pico neighborhood using Metro grant funding, closing the matter in May 2026.
Council adopted a workforce impact report on Port of Los Angeles leasing policy, assessing economic and employment effects.
Los Angeles World Airports sought council approval of a second amendment to a commercial aviation services agreement with Merchant Aviation LLC.
Council adopted restrictions on electric bicycles in equestrian, hiking, and recreational trails, with enforcement provisions.
City Council designated the Hollywood Center Motel at 6714-6724 West Sunset Boulevard as a Historic-Cultural Monument.
Council adopted parking restrictions for oversized vehicles on multiple streets including Whitnall Highway, Cahuenga Boulevard, and others.
Council adopted parking restrictions for oversized vehicles on West 13th, Meyler, and Gaffey Streets in San Pedro.
Council adopted tow-away and no-parking restrictions on multiple streets in South Los Angeles, primarily in Council District 8.
City Planning requests interim budget funding for a zoning review program in fiscal year 2025-26; Council approved unanimously May 5, 2026.
Council adopted a motion requiring quarterly reports on homelessness spending and analysis to track city resources and outcomes.
Federal community project funding for renovations at four permanent supportive housing developments across Los Angeles.
Council approved supplemental funding and contract extension for California emergency services to continue swift water rescue and flood training.
LAPD South Traffic Division lease amendment for facility at 6230 South Gramercy Place; adopted by Council.
City Council approved a ninth amendment to the San Pedro Public Market lease, allowing the lessee to continue operating the waterfront market facility.
Council adopted a comprehensive plan for unarmed crisis response and traffic enforcement alternatives, replacing armed police for certain low-risk calls.
Council approved the fourth contract amendment with MV Public Transportation to continue operating the Downtown DASH service.
City Council approved a fourth contract amendment with MV Public Transportation to continue operating DASH transit services in Central Region and LAnow routes.
City approves environmental impact report for sidewalk repair program; Council adopted report in November 2025, now awaiting City Attorney follow-up documentation.
City approved loan agreement modifications for Strathern Park Apartments affordable housing project in 2022 and again in 2026.
Mayor seeks City Council confirmation of Karla Ramos to the Community Forest Advisory Committee.
Mayor appointed Paula Daniels to the Metropolitan Water District Board; Council confirmed 11-0 on May 5, 2026.
Councilmember Harris-Dawson requests analysis of a federal voting rights decision and its effects on Los Angeles, pending committee review.
Motion by Councilmember Rodriguez to clarify Council's oversight role regarding executive directives ahead of November 2026 ballot measure.
Councilmember McOsker proposes installing fire detection and emergency notification systems in freeway-adjacent areas to address hazardous conditions near Caltrans infrastructure.
Motion to examine LA County's homeless services agency role and coordinated entry system impacts on the city's housing crisis response.
Board of Public Works seeks authority to raise private funds for the Taylor Yard River Park Project.
Litigation filed against the City by Frakes; City Attorney referring defense and settlement strategy to Budget and Finance Committee.
City Attorney proposes a legal services agreement with outside counsel firm Stoel Rives LLP for unspecified litigation or legal work.
Charter amendment to create supplemental retirement credit program for Los Angeles firefighters, allowing enhanced pension benefits.
Council approved 2026-2027 Black Entertainment Television events at Peacock Theater and LA Live, waiving applicable municipal code requirements.
Council approved a contractual services account for AM PR Sports LLC in fiscal year 2026, 14-0-1.
Council approved a permanent supportive housing project at 3501 Western Avenue involving major demolition, moved by Councilmember Harris-Dawson.
Council approved a street banner program for the Happy Village 2026 Watch Party Festival from May to July 2026.
Los Angeles Harbor Department establishes a street banner program; adopted unanimously by Council in April 2026.
Council District 2 approved a public affairs contract with Paschal Roth Inc. for fiscal year 2025-2026.
Appeal of haul route decision for two West Roble Vista Drive properties; City Council upheld the decision on May 5, 2026.
Council upheld an appeal of a haul route decision for two properties on West Roble Vista Drive.
Closed session motion on homelessness governance, CoC operations, and legal strategy; referred to Budget and Finance Committee.
Los Angeles approved a contract with Thomson Reuters West Publishing for tax audit case management system services.
Councilmember Raman proposes establishing a Board of Neighborhood Appeals as the city's sole quasi-judicial appeal body under the LA Charter.
Councilmembers Rodriguez and Blumenfield propose splitting the City Attorney's office into separate legal counsel operations; currently pending committee review.
Councilmember Monica Rodriguez proposes replacing the Neighborhood Appeals Commission with an Area Planning Commission as a charter reform measure.
City Council approved a contract with Meeder Public Funds, Inc. for investment advisory services, with the Mayor's recommendation and Budget Committee support.
City Council approved an in-kind donation of vital equipment and technology to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.
Council approved staffing for LA's Citywide Brownfield Program under the Bureau of Sanitation, with a 12-0 vote in April 2026.
City Council adopted a motion to install permanent ceremonial signs naming Rafael Ray Vega Square at Ventura Boulevard and Fulton Avenue.
City Clerk's annual report on the Vandalism and Graffiti Trust Fund for 2024-25, adopted by Council in May 2026.
Council District 9's annual public benefits trust fund report for 2024-25, adopted by Council with one abstention.
Annual report on the Hit-and-Run Reward Program Trust Fund for 2024–25, adopted by Council in May 2026.
Annual report on the Illegal Dumping Reward Program Trust Fund, adopted by Council 14-0-1 in May 2026.
Motion by Councilmember Padilla to establish cultivation and delivery licensing rules under the cannabis ordinance for compliant operations.
Councilmember Nazarian's motion to upgrade electrical infrastructure supporting larger multi-family housing construction, currently in two committees.
City Council adopted a lien against 2934 South Western Avenue for unpaid Building and Safety violations or fees.
Department of Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on a property at 1616 East 14th Street for unpaid code violations or inspection fees; Council approved.
City imposed and collected a lien against property at 11064 West McBroom Street for unpaid Building and Safety violations; Council formally adopted the lien on April 22, 2026.
Building and Safety sought to place a lien on property at 1134 South Elden Avenue for unpaid code enforcement costs; Council approved on April 22, 2026.
City imposed a lien on a downtown Los Angeles building for unpaid code violations and fees; Council formally adopted the lien in April 2026.
City placed a lien on property at 1106 West Gage Avenue for unpaid Building and Safety violations; Council adopted the lien on April 22, 2026.
Building and Safety obtained a lien on a West LA property for unpaid code violations; Council adopted the lien on April 22, 2026.
The City is placing a lien on a property at 118 West 106th Street to recover unpaid Building and Safety violations or fees.
Department of Building and Safety placed a lien on property at 1134 East 107th Street for code violations or unpaid fees; Council adopted the lien on May 5, 2026.
Building and Safety placed a lien on a West Los Angeles property for unpaid code enforcement costs; Council approved the lien in April 2026.
Department of Building and Safety placed a lien on a North Hollywood property for unpaid code violation costs; Council adopted the lien on April 22, 2026.
City imposed a lien on 828 North Virgil Avenue for unpaid Building and Safety violations or fees; Council adopted the lien on April 22, 2026.
Building and Safety seeks to place a lien on 6126 South San Pedro Street for unpaid code enforcement costs; Council approved 12-0 in April 2026.
Building and Safety filed a lien against 950 South Broadway for unpaid code violations or abatement costs; Council adopted the lien on April 22, 2026.
Council adopted Councilmember Jurado's motion directing City departments to investigate and report on Waymo autonomous vehicle incidents and safety oversight.
Council approved changes to First Amendment permit rules and cost recovery for large events, allowing the LAPD to recover costs for police services at permitted demonstrations.
Police Department's required semi-annual report on training fund spending for July-December 2025; adopted by Council.
Council approved a RAND Corporation study of LAPD organizational structure and operations.
Proposal to dedicate 1% of city sales tax revenue to Palisades fire recovery and provide sales tax relief on reconstruction purchases.
Street vacation for National Boulevard and Clarington Avenue in Council District 5, approved by Council in May 2026.
City budget reserve fund restoration plan adopted by Council in October 2024, with subsequent amendments and City Attorney review completed in April 2026.
Labor agreement negotiations between the City and the Engineers and Architects Association covering technical rank-and-file positions.
Ongoing Bureau of Sanitation oversight of RecycLA commercial green bin contracts, service provider compliance, and contract negotiations.
City Attorney litigation against the LA Alliance regarding homelessness response enforcement; adopted by Council May 2026 after multi-year closed-session oversight.
Building and Safety seeks to record a $2,628.41 lien against 7659 North Bluebell Avenue for code violations or unpaid fees. Council approved it in 2019 and again in 2026.
Council approved a tract map for a North Reseda Boulevard development project; final adoption on May 5, 2026.
Council extended the timeframe for reviewing mayoral emergency declarations from 7 to 10 days, giving the body more time to consider disaster powers.
Building and Safety filed a lien against 7700 South Avalon Boulevard for unpaid violations; Council adopted the lien in 2017 and again in 2026.
Building and Safety seeks to enforce a lien for code violations at 1933 West Slauson Avenue; Council adopted the lien in 2017 and again in 2026.
Building and Safety lien on 801 West Rosecrans Avenue property; adopted by Council April 2026 after initial lien was rescinded in 2017.
Department of Building and Safety seeks to record a lien against a West Vanowen Street property for unpaid code violations; Council adopted the measure in April 2026.
Los Angeles approved an amended master agreement with the 2028 Olympic organizers to provide enhanced city resources and services.
Mayor proposes repairs, upgrades, and improvements to LAPD's Ahmanson Recruit Training Center, possibly involving a donation.
City Attorney reports on litigation defense costs for a ongoing Superior Court case brought by a construction contractor against the City.
Mayor seeks Council approval for 2026 Community Services Block Grant funding allocation.
Mayor submits Department of Aging's 2026-27 update and 2024-28 area plan for older Americans services, now in committee review.
LAFD seeks to accept donated tablet command software for managing emergency incidents and situational awareness.
City Attorney seeks Council authorization to settle or litigate Green v. Chevron Corp., a civil case involving environmental or product liability claims.
Los Angeles World Airports seeks City Council approval for a contract amendment with Shell California Pipeline Company.
Council approved a tax-exempt financing structure for a 1035 Crenshaw Boulevard multifamily rental housing project under TEFRA rules.
Council District 2 allocated funding to Valley Village Neighborhood Council for community programs; adopted unanimously April 22, 2026.
Council District 3 receives additional funding for community services and general city purposes; adopted unanimously.
Council District 9 motion on mass mailers and AB1290 fund projects, adopted by Council 13-0-2 in April 2026.
Council approved illuminating City Hall in Cinco de Mayo colors on May 5, 2026, to commemorate the holiday.
Council District 8 multidisciplinary team services contract renewal passed unanimously; now closed after mayoral action.
Council District 1 motion on public right-of-way maintenance and stormwater pollutant reduction under Measure W. Adopted 12-0-3 on April 22, 2026.
Council approved formation of Miracle Mile Business Improvement District to fund neighborhood maintenance and improvement programs.
Four major foundations committed combined funding to support LA's Office of Strategic Partnerships operations; Council approved the contribution on April 21.
Council approved a fund transfer to the Valley Cultural Foundation for summer programming and events at Warner Center Park.
Council approved a fund transfer to support Reseda Neighborhood Council's second annual free community movie night.
Council approved a beautification services contract for the Koreatown Youth+ Community Center in District 10, 13-0-2.
City Council approved settlement or judgment in a civil lawsuit brought against the city by plaintiff John Doe #1 in Superior Court.
City Council authorized settlement of a lawsuit filed against the city by Ricardo Ramirez Sr. and others; case now closed.
Litigation settlement or judgment in Minh Nguyen v. City of Los Angeles; Council approved on April 22, 2026.
City Council approved settlement of lawsuit Carolina Mora v. City of Los Angeles; case now closed.
City Council approved settlement of a lawsuit brought by Irina Pervak against the City; case is now closed.
City Council approved a settlement or legal action in a negligence lawsuit against the city; case now closed.
City Council approved settlement of a lawsuit against the City brought by Christopher Matthew Herbert; case now closed.
City Council approved a linkage fee refund for a North Hollywood self-storage project at 5444 North Vineland Ave.
City Council approved a services agreement with Susman Godfrey LLP for legal representation in potential litigation.
City Council closed litigation settlement or claim resolution involving plaintiff Asdrubal Solis against California and other defendants.
City Council accepted a donation to the East Valley Animal Services Center from Camille Carr, approved unanimously in April 2026.
City Council approved settlement or judgment in lawsuit Darius Colbourn v. City of Los Angeles; case closed after Budget Committee and full Council vote.
City Council approved settlement or judgment in lawsuit Glenda Ganis et al. v. City of Los Angeles; case now closed.
City Council authorized settlement of a lawsuit brought by Maria Mendoza against the County of Los Angeles and others.
City Council approved settlement of a lawsuit brought against the city by Isidro Vera-Cruz; case closed after council action in April 2026.
City settled two employment discrimination lawsuits filed by a former employee; Council approved settlement terms on April 22.
Settlement agreement in litigation case Brian Pratt v. City of Los Angeles; Council approved settlement on April 22, 2026.
City Council authorized settlement of federal litigation over alleged civil rights violations; case closed with council approval in April 2026.
Council approved a contract with Interwest Consulting Group to provide tenant relocation services for the Accessible Housing Program.
City Council adopted a contract with law firm Nossaman LLP regarding tenant relocation law compliance and economic workforce development matters.
Council adopted a resolution supporting AB 1708, which would allow LA to de-prioritize Round 7 homeless housing funding under state law.
Council adopted the City Administrative Officer's report on 2025-26 transportation construction projects; awaiting mayoral action by May 4.
Council approved Building and Safety's non-compliance code enforcement fee for 1342 West 59th Place on March 25, 2026.
City Council approved alcohol sales license for 2222 East Damon Street under conditional-use provisions.
Council approved a motion on hillside street maintenance practices, addressing steep inclines and routine upkeep on public roads.
City Attorney assessment of Golden Entropy Inc.'s business license tax obligation; Council approved with minor opposition on February 25, 2026.
Council approved Modified Alternative 5 phasing plan for the Sepulveda Transit Corridor, a major transit project connecting the San Fernando Valley, Westside, and LAX.
Port of Los Angeles implemented a general rate increase under its tariff authority, approved by Council 11-0 in February 2026.
The city is giving up its easement rights on a power facility at 8333 Airport to 8333 Airport, L.P. Council approved it unanimously in February.
Council adopted a resolution establishing a pedestrian mall on Mulholland Highway between 5600 and 5900 blocks, with a 10-0-5 vote.
City Council adopted a contract with CSDA Design Group to manage the Residential Sound Insulation Program at the Port of Los Angeles.
City council adopted salary schedules for three job classifications: Chief Occupational Psychologist, Port Pilot Apprentice, and other non-represented positions under Schedule A.
Council adopted a motion by Monica Rodriguez directing city agencies to improve cannabis enforcement and track illegal operators.
LAPD Maritime Dive Team received donated dry suits; City Council approved the non-monetary gift on February 17, 2026.
City Council adopted the Collections Board of Review's first-quarter report on delinquent accounts owed to the Los Angeles Housing Department.
City Council adopted a staffing and outside counsel plan for the City Attorney's office with recommendations on hiring and legal resources.
City Council approved the sale of a city-owned parcel at 643 South Pacific Avenue as surplus property.
Council adopted the Personnel Department's review of the ridesharing trust fund for fiscal year 2024-25, with ten votes in favor and five abstentions.
Charter Reform Commission proposes structural changes to the City Attorney's office; awaiting committee review.
City issued lease revenue bonds through MICLA to finance capital equipment and real property purchases; adopted by Council.
Council approved the LAwell Program plan for 2026, managing the city's transition from prior employee medical plans.
Mayor's proposal to establish an exempt management position at the Hyperion Reclamation Plant. Adopted by Council 14-0-1 on January 27, 2026.
Council approves completion funding for Madrid Theatre renovations at 21622 Sherman Way in Council District 3.
Council approved a homeless services contract with LA Homeless Authority to operate a mobile laundry truck serving Chinatown unhoused residents.
City Council approved illuminating City Hall to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Palisades Fire.
Council adopted a motion to fund pedestrian and traffic safety improvements in the Western corridor using Measure M local return dollars, supporting Vision Zero goals.
Council approved supplemental city services and reimbursement for the NBA All-Star Fan Experience event held in Los Angeles.
Council approved funding for Black History Month celebration events from the General City Purposes Fund.
LAPD receives donated armored vehicle from LENCO for Metropolitan Division; Council approved 9-3-3 on January 20, 2026.
City Council approved Neighborhood Council Budget Day event at City Hall on January 20, 2026.
City Attorney report on The Higher Path Patient Association, referred to Budget and Finance Committee for review.
Council adopts LA's positions on state and federal legislation for 2026-27, including priorities on housing, homelessness, and federal funding.
City Council establishes a rent escrow account program allowing tenants to deposit disputed rent payments with the city pending resolution of habitability disputes.
New series of motions to restrict where oversized vehicles can park in Los Angeles neighborhoods.
Annual authorization to offer public rewards for information leading to arrests in heinous crimes.
City proposes new revenue fund from street furniture advertising and installations to finance public infrastructure and services.