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Mayor Karen Bass announced the "House Our Vets" initiative to house more Veterans in Los Angeles by year-end. Since its launch in January 2025, nearly 400 Veterans have been housed, with a 99% retention rate. The program aims to eliminate barriers and facilitate the use of housing vouchers for Veterans.
Mayor Bass announced Los Angeles' readiness for severe weather, including a Flood Watch and Evacuation Order for vulnerable areas. Resources, including strike teams and swift water rescue units, are deployed to address potential debris flows and flooding. Angelenos are urged to stay safe and utilize available resources.
Jaime Moore was confirmed as the new Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department by the City Council and sworn in by Mayor Karen Bass. Leaders across the region praised his extensive experience and commitment to public safety, signaling confidence in his leadership.
The National Weather Service issued a Flood Advisory for parts of L.A. County, including the San Fernando Valley, due to ongoing wet weather. Evacuation Orders are in effect for vulnerable properties in burn scar areas as the City prepares for potential debris flows and flooding. Resources have been strategically deployed to ensure safety and respond to emergencies.
Mayor Karen Bass swore in Jaime Moore as the new Fire Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department, making him the second permanent Latino chief and the first bilingual leader. Chief Moore, a 30-year veteran, aims to enhance emergency preparedness and response times while modernizing operations.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will convene on November 13, 2025, to discuss various local business and operational issues. Key topics include auto recalls and consumer concerns, affecting multiple industries in the region.
Mayor Karen Bass announced the approval of the first projects under the Standard Plan Pilot Program, expediting rebuilding efforts in Pacific Palisades. Rebuilding permits are now approved nearly three times faster than pre-wildfire rates, with over 340 projects confirmed to have started construction.
Ernst & Young and KPMG joined forces in Downtown Los Angeles as part of Mayor Karen Bass' Shine LA Movement. The event, held on November 13, 2025, aims to foster community engagement and economic development in the city.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for the L.A. region from November 13 through November 16, predicting moderate to heavy rainfall and potential debris flows. City departments are activating emergency protocols, including an Evacuation Warning for burn scar areas, and deploying resources to manage the expected impacts.
The City of Los Angeles issued an Evacuation Warning for burn scar areas as a moderate storm is forecasted from November 13 to 16, with peak rainfall expected Friday evening. Emergency crews, including LAPD and LAFD, are prepared to respond to potential debris flows and power outages. Residents are encouraged to utilize available resources like sandbags and sign up for emergency alerts.