As a Member of the Council, driving in a government-issued vehicle with an E-plate, I have been stopped four times.
Thank you to @cd2losangeles for making sure every corner of Hollywood thrives and to @thelafed.bsky.social and all our labor partners for navigating us through challenging times.
LA will never stop innovating.
We aren’t just reclaiming our signature industry—we are reinvesting in the soul of our city and the hardworking Angelenos who make it the creative heartbeat of the world.
From the pioneers who paved the way to the change-makers leading us today, Women’s History Month honors those who break barriers and inspire progress.
Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! 💐💜
Brayan also shared how the Council Office works with community partners to create safe pathways for our most vulnerable neighbors to come indoors.
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Our Homelessness Deputy, Brayan Lopez, recently joined Adai Lamar on KJLH to highlight how teamwork and persistence helped an unhoused senior transition from living in her car to permanent supportive housing.
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We’re very proud of this work, we’re going to stand by this work, and we’re going to fight for this work. ✊🏿
Thank you to all our community intervention workers and public safety organizations for setting the tone for cities around the globe!
We've got to lift up the stories when neighbors stand with each other, for each other, and go out of their way to make sure that we all live the quality of life that we deserve.
NBA All-Star Weekend was a vibe! 🌟🏀🔥
From the Legacy Project and games to the activations and sneaker drops, the City’s energy was unmatched.
The road to the 2028 Summer Games continues. 🏁🏅 LPGA, FIFA you’re up next. ⚽️🏌🏽♀️🏆
#nbaallstarweekend #losangeles
This reduction in violence highlights the dedication of our community intervention workers and violence prevention programs, even in the face of federal threats to such initiatives.
Let’s keep working together to create a safer city!
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We came together as a City this week to celebrate a 27% reduction in homicides and the lowest homicide rate in nearly 60 years.
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Didn’t get it then. Still learning it now. Power isn’t a privilege earned from the people, it is a responsibility to the people.
Rest in Power Rev. We will keep hope alive.
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He said, “Always keep the people between you and power… make it so you have to go through the people to get power, and that power has to get through the people to get to you.”
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Too young to vote when he ran in the CA Dem Presidential Primary, I walked precincts instead.
When Rev. visited LA, my mom got me backstage at a CTA rally to meet Rev. Jesse Jackson in person. In five minutes, that exchange rewired my life.
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Read about the new executive directive here: cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/mayor-karen-bass-signs-executive-directive-prohibiting-ice-immigrations-agents-city-property
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Protecting Angelenos will always be the City’s biggest priority.
Huge shoutout to Mayor Bass and Councilmembers Soto-Martinez, Hernandez, and Jurado for signing this executive directive and further restricting ICE actions in the City.
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The only thing more powerful than hate is love.
An incredible message to match an incredible performance.
Huge shoutout to all our South LA bands that made last night’s show extra special! Many of whom have performed at multiple events in CD8, from Caribbean Heritage to DDLM!
It’s only right that as of today, February 8, we are officially 888 days away from the Opening Ceremony of the 2028 Summer Olympic Games! 🏆🏅🎉
#olympics #la28
How does Bad Bunny playing this year’s Halftime Show make you feel?
#BadBunny #BenitoBowl #SuperBowl
With the 2028 Summer Olympic Games approaching, let’s cheer on all our athletes competing for gold right now! ❄️🏆🏅
#WinterOlympics
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Southern California is well represented at this year’s Winter Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, with seven of our world-class athletes competing in various sports, from snowboarding and bobsledding to ice skating and ice hockey. ⛸️🏂🏒
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Thank you to all the students and organizations that continue to hold the administration to account.
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Yesterday, thousands of LAUSD students held a walkout at City Hall to protest the federal government's immigration raids.
Their message was clear—ICE out of our schools, ICE out of our city, ICE out of everywhere.
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We have been through this, survived it, and are standing tall, ten toes down, all over the country, continuing to fight.
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In a time when the federal government is actively removing Black monuments and inflicting state-sponsored terror on everyone in our community, we must remember to resist, not give an inch, and fight back.
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Yes @mayor.lacity.gov, we will be ready. ✊🏿
#StateOfTheCity
Los Angeles was built by Native communities and Mexican Pobladores, by Asian and Black families seeking freedom, by immigrants from every corner of the world who arrived with little more than faith and left an indelible mark.
Join community patrols, vendor buyouts, peaceful demonstrations, or vigils—there’s a way for everyone to help. The power of this nation is in our collective work, voices, and spending.
Fight on, Angelenos. Until victory.
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As Angelenos join today’s nationwide shutdown to resist unconstitutional ICE actions around our country, everyone stay safe, resolute, and proud.
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⚠️ South Central please share widely and take care of each other!
