NBC Los Angeles on MSN18h
LA Mayor Karen Bass set to announce new emergency executive order
Mayor Karen Bass is expected to visit the Palisades fire burn zone to announce a new Emergency Executive Order Friday morning ...
FOX 11 Los Angeles on MSN16h
LA Mayor issues executive order to expedite rebuilding in the Pacific Palisades
LA Mayor Karen Bass issued an emergency executive order aimed at expediting the rebuilding process for impacted residents of ...
LAist on MSN5h
LA mayor announces first permits for Pacific Palisades rebuild and issues emergency order
Karen Bass' order directs multiple city departments to create plans to expedite rebuilding with wildfire resilience in mind.
NBC Los Angeles on MSN17h
Mayor Bass to provide update on Pacoima explosion that that displaced 26 families
Mayor Karen Bass is expected to provide an update Friday on the explosion at a Pacoima home that rattled the neighborhood and ...
Mayor Bass approved a raise for ex-Los Angeles fire chief before Bass fired her
Mayor Karen Bass previously approved a merit-based pay raise of 2.5% for former Fire Chief Kristen Crowley — weeks later ...
LA Mayor Karen Bass needs to go. But who’s the right person for the job?
As hard as it may be to believe, things can get worse in Los Angeles.  All you need to do is look to Chicago for living proof ...
NBC Los Angeles on MSN2d
‘Leave no stone unturned.' LA Mayor Bass calls for sweeping reform in city budget
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass portrayed a dire financial situation for the city of Los Angeles in a budget preview released ...
Karen Bass’ Bad Travel Choices. Maybe Next Time Try Economy Plus?
Inside the mayor’s taxing trans-Atlantic trip; Also, Kevin Spacey tries for a comeback (in Portugal) and a Hollywood writer ...
Mayor Bass, LAPD chief set to release 2024 citywide crime data analysis
Mayor Karen Bass and Los Angeles Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell will be releasing the 2024 citywide crime data ...
Mayor and LAPD chief tout data that show homicides and shootings on the decline
Homicides declined roughly 14% in Los Angeles last year compared with 2023, while 225 fewer people were struck by gunfire ...