Mayor Bass Marks 818 Day at Historic San Fernando Valley Businesses

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Mayor Karen Bass marked 818 Day by showcasing historic businesses in the San Fernando Valley on August 18, 2025. The event emphasized the importance of local investment and community support for small enterprises. Bass aims to strengthen economic ties in Los Angeles through initiatives like this advisory board. The mayor's office encourages residents to engage with local businesses to stimulate economic growth. Bass stated, "Supporting our local economy is vital for the future of our community.

" This celebration reflects a broader effort to revitalize the San Fernando Valley, which has faced economic challenges over the years. The event also serves as a platform for local organizations to promote their services and foster collaboration among businesses. Strengthening community ties is critical as Los Angeles continues to recover from recent economic disruptions.

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