The 1,647 layoffs and major cuts in L.A. Mayor Karen Bass' budget proposal would hit some ... Some departments will bear the ...

That is the number that we’re trying to (get) close to, so that way there are no layoffs,” said Controller Kenneth Mejia. “It ...

Federal trade and immigration policies have caused trouble for LA ... measures to create revenue streams for specific needs, such as maintenance and construction of fire stations. The City Council ...

“The reality is there is not a way to restore every position proposed for layoff. There just isn’t,” she said. “Our job today ...

“I’m going to have to propose layoffs ... SOUP: L.A. voters have passed two tax increases over the last three years to pay for housing and homelessness programs. Now those measures have ...

What voters did: In the 2024 general election, L.A. voters opted to increase the amount spent on the police and fire pension ...

The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday voted to approve a sweeping proposal that it has considered for at least two years ...

LOS ANGELES (KESQ) - Mayor Karen Bass unveiled a proposed $13.9 billion municipal budget for fiscal year 2025-26 today, including a 1,647 layoffs ... meetings led by L.A. City Council.

L.A. City Council is set to vote on a motion, introduced by Councilmember Adrin Nazarian, that would help reduce “onerous regulations and permitting” as well as other “unnecessary fees ...

Police Chief Jim McDonnell raised concerns about the potential layoffs resulting "in the premature release of inmates." ...

City Hall is reflected in the windows of Los Angeles Police Department headquarters on May 5. The slowdown in police hiring would help save the jobs of 133 specialized civilian employees who ...