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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced preparations for the upcoming Paralympic Games, emphasizing a commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunity. The event is set to begin on August 15, 2025, in Bangalore, India, showcasing a variety of disabled sports. Bass highlighted the importance of representing the city's diverse demographics during the Games.
Mayor Karen Bass and local leaders in Los Angeles demand an end to federal immigration raids, calling them reckless and discriminatory. The raids have caused significant fear and disruptions across the city, impacting families, businesses, and the local economy. Bass has taken legal action and implemented an executive directive to protect immigrant communities.
Mayor Karen Bass announced the launch of a $25 million capital campaign to rebuild the Palisades-Malibu YMCA, which was destroyed in January's wildfires. The initiative aims to restore vital community spaces and expedite recovery efforts in the region. This rebuilding project is on track to be the fastest disaster recovery in California's history.
Mayor Karen Bass announced new street safety improvements near schools to enhance safety for students and families. The initiatives include speed humps, signage, and crossing guards across numerous school zones. This effort aims to reduce dangerous driving behavior, particularly as students return to classrooms.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass welcomed soccer star Son Heung-min to LAFC, marking a significant moment for the city and the club. Bass presented Heung-min with a Certificate of Recognition, highlighting his contributions to international football and the significance of his arrival as the city prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Mayor Karen Bass announced the successful conclusion of the Summer Night Lights program, which engaged over 110,000 participants this year. The initiative aims to enhance public safety in Los Angeles by fostering community connections and reducing crime, evidenced by significant decreases in gang-related homicides.
Mayor Karen Bass announced the successful completion of Girls Build LA, a three-week summer program that empowered high school girls to explore aviation careers in construction and engineering. The initiative, developed in partnership with Los Angeles World Airports, aimed to inspire young women by providing hands-on experiences and mentorship in underrepresented fields.
Mayor Karen Bass condemned federal immigration raids targeting racial minorities in Los Angeles, citing recent court rulings against the Administration's actions. She pledged to defend the rights of the community and stand united against what she described as unconstitutional practices.
Mayor Karen Bass initiated preparations for a potential water outage affecting Porter Ranch and Granada Hills. City crews are working overnight to conduct repairs and establish bottled water distribution sites if necessary. Residents are urged to conserve water during this critical time.
Mayor Karen Bass announced the completion of the Eland Solar-plus-Storage Center in Mojave, which will provide clean energy to over 266,000 homes annually, contributing to Los Angeles's goal of 100% clean energy by 2035. This project will supply 7% of the city's energy needs and has been recognized for its low cost of solar and storage, benefiting local residents through reduced energy bills.