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Mayor Karen Bass condemned the Supreme Court's ruling allowing federal agents to racially profile Angelenos, calling it an un-American attack on personal freedoms. She emphasized her commitment to fight for the rights and safety of Los Angeles families amid ongoing immigration raids. Bass has implemented measures to protect immigrant communities in the city.
Mayor Bass encourages San Fernando Valley small businesses to apply for the Business Idea Accelerator program, aimed at integrating AI technology into operations. The 10-week hybrid program offers training in automation, content creation, and strategy development, with applications due by September 9.
A federal court ruled that the Trump Administration's deployment of National Guard members and Marines in Los Angeles was illegal, according to Mayor Karen Bass. The ruling highlighted violations of the Posse Comitatus Act, which prohibits military involvement in domestic law enforcement. Mayor Bass has actively defended immigrant communities against federal immigration actions since the summer.
Mayor Karen Bass joined James Fauntleroy to launch the construction of a new entertainment workforce development hub in South Los Angeles. The initiative aims to enhance entrepreneurial opportunities and content production in the creative industries.
The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Los Angeles from 10:00 AM on September 1 through 6:00 PM on September 2, with temperatures projected to reach 100 degrees in parts of the city. The Mayor's Office has coordinated resources to ensure public safety, including cooling centers and safety tips for residents. Angelenos are urged to stay hydrated and check on vulnerable individuals during the heat wave.
Mayor Karen Bass announced that Los Angeles has seen a decline in street homelessness for two consecutive years, following Governor Gavin Newsom's formation of a new task force to address homeless encampments on state property. The Mayor emphasized the importance of collaboration between state and local efforts to maintain this progress.
Mayor Karen Bass announced additional law enforcement support for the Los Angeles area on August 28, 2025. The initiative aims to enhance public safety amid ongoing concerns regarding crime and community safety.
Los Angeles Mayor Bass appointed Steve Kang as City Film Liaison, receiving strong support from local entertainment leaders. They praised the move as essential for enhancing production efficiency and maintaining Los Angeles as the global film capital. The appointment aligns with initiatives to bolster the film and television industry's growth in the region.
Mayor Karen Bass appointed Steve Kang as the Mayor’s Liaison to the Film and Television Industry, aiming to enhance local filming processes in Los Angeles. Kang, who leads the Los Angeles Board of Public Works, will work on strategies to streamline permitting and reduce costs for productions. His role underscores the city’s commitment to supporting the entertainment sector.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced the confirmation of Domenika Lynch as the first Latina General Manager of El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument. Lynch aims to revitalize the site, preparing it for major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Her extensive background in community engagement and philanthropy is expected to enhance opportunities for underrepresented communities.