31 files
City Council requests a comparative analysis of the 2026 election processes and lessons learned for budget planning.
Pending — the council is reviewing how the 2026 election ran and whether the City Clerk's office needs more funding or staffing, but the committee hasn't yet completed its analysis or made recommendations.
City Council resolution establishing a response and recovery program for 2025 windstorm and wildfire damage, introduced by Councilmember Traci Park.
Pending — the city introduced a multi-year recovery plan for 2025 windstorm and wildfire damage, but it's stalled in the Rules Committee waiting for a decision on how to move forward.
City Council resolution supporting state legislation (SB 254) on wildfire liability reform and a new state Catastrophic Event Perils Fund.
Pending — the city council is still deciding whether to officially back state wildfire liability and insurance reforms, and the resolution is waiting for committee review before any vote.
Council seeks to implement AB 2180 requiring LADWP to show how water and power costs are split proportionally across customer classes.
Under review — the city is examining how LADWP allocates utility costs across customer types to improve rate-setting transparency, after a committee waived formal consideration. No council vote has happened yet.
LA City Council supports California's emergency ban on fabricating and installing artificial stone products containing crystalline silica, a respiratory hazard.
Pending — City Council backs an emergency Cal/OSHA rule to ban crystalline silica in artificial stone work, but the resolution is stalled in committee waiting for a hearing and vote.
Charter amendment proposal to bar vacant council seat appointees or caretakers from running for that seat for five years; headed to November 2026 ballot.
Under review — Councilmember Rodriguez's motion to prevent appointed interim council members from immediately running for their seat is stalled in committee with multiple continuances and no firm timeline, despite a November 2026 ballot deadline looming.
Motion to require financial disclosure statements from commission and board appointees, possibly for November 2026 ballot; stalled in committee since May.
Under review — the city is drafting a Charter amendment to close loopholes in ethics disclosure requirements for all commission appointees, but the Rules Committee keeps postponing it without a vote, risking the November 2026 ballot deadline.
Charter amendment to change Board of Public Works composition, headed for November 2026 ballot pending committee approval.
Under review — this proposed charter change would let Board of Public Works members work outside jobs, but it's stalled in committee with the November ballot deadline looming and no clear path forward yet.
Proposal to place an annual parcel tax on non-profit private country clubs and golf clubs on the November 2026 ballot, introduced by Harris-Dawson and Nazarian.
Pending — the city council is considering a ballot measure that would let voters decide in November 2026 whether to impose an annual tax on non-profit country clubs and social clubs. It's still waiting for a full council vote.
Motion to place a General Manager removal measure on the November 2026 ballot under Charter Section 575(e), introduced by Ysabel Jurado and Bob Blumenfield.
Under review — the Council is weighing a Charter amendment that would let itself remove department heads by a two-thirds vote, mirroring existing power over the police chief. The Rules Committee has delayed action multiple times without scheduling a hearing, so timing for a November ballot decision remains unclear.
Motion by Councilmember Monica Rodriguez on executive directives and Council oversight ahead of November 2026 ballot; stalled in committee.
Under review — this motion about the Council's power to oversee mayoral directives has stalled in committee since May, with no hearing scheduled and no clear timeline for when the Rules Committee will weigh in.
Charter amendment proposal from Councilmembers Hutt and Park to create a supplemental retirement credit program for LAFD firefighters represented by IAFF Local 112; stalled in Rules Committee.
Under review — this proposed Charter amendment to create a retirement credit program for LAFD firefighters is being evaluated by the Rules Committee, which must confirm it meets legal requirements before it can move toward a voter ballot. No timeline is set.
Proposal to expand the Office of Public Accountability, create a ratepayer advocate position, and potentially place a sewer service charge measure on the November 2026 ballot.
Under review — the city is weighing whether to expand the Office of Public Accountability to scrutinize sewer and trash fees alongside water and power rates, with a proposed Charter amendment aimed for the November 2026 ballot, but committee hearings keep getting postponed.
Proposal to amend the City Charter to increase local representation on the Board of Airport Commissioners, targeted for November 2026 ballot.
Under review — the city is considering expanding local residency requirements on the Airport Commission board to give nearby communities more say in decisions affecting them, but the committee keeps postponing action without explaining the holdup.
Measure to restrict Port Warden II pension benefits and adjust pay grade, pending ballot placement for November 2026.
Under review — the city is working to fix a pension mismatch that's making it hard to recruit experienced leaders for Port Police senior roles, but the charter change needs voter approval and committee action is stalling with the November ballot deadline approaching.
LACERS proposes charter reforms to the city employees' pension system; stalled in committee since April with no scheduled hearing.
Under review — LACERS has proposed charter reforms to the city's pension system, but the Rules Committee has repeatedly delayed hearings since April without setting a firm next date, keeping the proposal in procedural limbo.
Proposed resolution to restrict immigration enforcement operations in healthcare settings and establish city policies governing ICE interactions.
Pending — the council is weighing policies to limit immigration enforcement in LA hospitals and clinics to protect patient access to care, but the proposal remains in committee without a scheduled vote.
City Council supports SB 1266, which would increase the felony threshold for stolen copper wire from current law to reflect comprehensive cost of theft.
Under review — the city council passed a resolution backing state legislation to make copper wire theft easier to prosecute as a felony, but it's waiting for committee sign-off before the city formally adds it to its state advocacy priorities.
City Council resolution supporting SB 1092, state legislation requiring mobilehome park owners to give residents advance notice before selling parks.
Under review — Los Angeles is preparing to back state legislation that would require mobilehome park owners to give residents advance notice before selling properties, protecting tenants from sudden displacement. The city council referred it to committee in May and is waiting for the committee to act.
LA supports SB 1093, state legislation protecting mobilehome park residents from displacement after disasters.
Under review — the city's backing a state bill to protect mobilehome park residents from displacement after disasters, but it's waiting for the Rules Committee to weigh in before the council can formally support it.
Council seeks state tax credit for Los Angeles disaster rebuilding; bill pending in Rules Committee.
Pending — the city is weighing whether to formally support a state tax-credit bill aimed at speeding disaster recovery through private investment, but it's stalled in committee awaiting action.
Resolution calling on federal officials to protect gender-affirming healthcare access for minors, introduced by Councilmember Jurado.
Under review — this resolution supporting gender-affirming healthcare access for minors is awaiting a committee hearing after being referred in April 2026. Neighborhood councils are weighing in, but there's no timeline yet for a full council vote.
Los Angeles supports California's wildfire resilience loan program to help residents retrofit homes against fire damage.
Under review — the city council backs a state bill that would help homeowners finance wildfire retrofits, but the resolution is still waiting for committee sign-off before moving forward.
Council sets LA's 2026-2027 legislative priorities covering city jurisdiction, utility assets, wireless infrastructure, and public safety.
Pending — Council just referred this legislative-priorities resolution to committee, where it needs approval before staff can focus 2026-2027 efforts on telecommunications, utilities, public safety, and city authority issues.
Council urges state coordination on carbon allowances and renewable energy credits for LA's water and power utility.
Pending — the city is coordinating with the water department to align advocacy positions on state greenhouse-gas and renewable-energy regulations ahead of next year's legislative cycle, but it's awaiting committee review before any council vote.
Council supports state legislation extending mortgage forbearance for fire victims in Southern California.
Pending — the city council backed this push to extend mortgage relief for fire victims, but the resolution is stuck in committee waiting for a hearing or vote.
LA Council backs stronger safety standards for autonomous vehicles operating on city streets under SB 1246.
Under review — the city council is backing state legislation to tighten safety rules for self-driving cars, but the resolution is still in committee waiting for a decision.
Charter Reform Commission proposes structural changes to the City Attorney's office; awaiting committee review.
Under review — the Charter Reform Commission is asking the City Council to approve independent legal counsel so it can study potential changes to the City Attorney's Office without a conflict of interest, but the Rules Committee has delayed action and the request remains pending.