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A curfew in Downtown Los Angeles restricts movement from 8 PM to 6 AM, with exemptions for essential workers, residents, and individuals seeking medical treatment. Rideshare services may operate at their discretion, while public transit will continue unless safety concerns arise. Residents and workers must carry appropriate documentation to validate their presence within the curfew zone.
Protests in Los Angeles may disrupt transit services and cause road closures. Commuters should check Metro and Metrolink alerts and follow relevant social media accounts for real-time updates. Planning ahead is crucial to avoid delays.
Mayor Karen Bass and over 20 Southern California mayors demand an end to federal immigration raids, criticizing the Trump administration's tactics. They emphasize the emotional toll on families and call for humane solutions over militarized enforcement.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced a curfew in Downtown Los Angeles, effective June 10, 2025, at 8 PM. The measure aims to enhance law enforcement response amid rising concerns over public safety.
Mayors across the U.S. criticized President Trump's deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles, arguing it exacerbates chaos rather than restores order. They emphasized the importance of local governance and urged cooperation with state and city leaders for effective public safety solutions.
Mayor Karen Bass imposed a curfew in Downtown Los Angeles from 8:00 PM to 6:00 AM to address concerns over safety and support for the immigrant community. The curfew, effective immediately, will see law enforcement arresting violators, with limited exceptions for certain individuals. Bass thanked state and local agencies for their collaboration in maintaining safety.
The City of Los Angeles launched a new MyLA311 website and mobile app on March 28, 2025, to enhance service requests and communication. Users can access various non-emergency city services through the app, by calling 311, or visiting the website. Mobile users are encouraged to download the app to stay connected with city services.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass condemned President Trump's deployment of the National Guard in the city, calling it a "chaotic escalation." She expressed concern over the fear this action instills in communities and urged protestors to remain peaceful. Bass reaffirmed her commitment to supporting all residents of Los Angeles.
Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles addressed recent clashes related to political issues and public safety. She emphasized the need for effective law enforcement and community support in the wake of a natural disaster affecting the region.
Mayor Karen Bass signed a balanced budget that includes an agreement with City Council to restore LAPD hiring levels by adding 240 recruits. The budget aims to address homelessness, maintain essential city services, and avoid layoffs while ensuring funding for emergency services.