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Karen Bass Is Right: The Olympics Must Belong to Los Angeles â Not Jus (opens the original)
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THE BOTTOM LINE - Los Angeles does not need the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games to be remembered simply as a spectacular few weeks. It needs them to matter for years after the Olympic flame goes out. That is why the message coming from Mayor Karen Bass and the 2026 Sports & Entertainment Procurement Summit deserves attention. The conversation cannot simply be about stadiums, television cameras, celebrities, and medals. It must also be about something much closer to home: whether the people who
Karen Bass Has Six Weeks to Answer the Question Los Angeles Is Asking (opens the original)
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Karen Bass does not need another warning. She needs an argument. With Election Day approaching, a new UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies/L.A. Times poll shows Nithya Raman at 39% among likely voters and Bass at 28%, with an extraordinary 33% still undecided. One poll does not decide an election. Other surveys have shown a closer contest, and the Bass campaign disputes the Berkeley poll's picture of the race. But the most troubling number for Bass may not be the 11-point gap. It is 63%
LAHSA Is Giving Up the Keys. Los Angeles Must Now Prove It Can Do Bett (opens the original)
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THE BOTTOM LINE - Los Angeles has spent years asking what went wrong with its homelessness system. This week, the question changed. Now Los Angeles must decide what comes next. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has declined to compete to retain four consequential responsibilities at the heart of the region’s homelessness system: coordinating the application for federal homelessness funding, administering the Homeless Management Information System, conducting the annual homeless count,
She Can Skip Congress. She Can't Skip Accountability (opens the original)
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THE BOTTOM LINE - Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has a scheduling problem. Congress wants her to answer questions about Los Angeles’ troubled homelessness system. Bass says she cannot appear. But this isn’t just another invitation the mayor can decline. It is a question of accountability. The House Oversight Committee’s Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency has requested that Bass testify September 15 as part of an investigation into potential waste, fraud and abuse involving federal
CD3 Doesnât Need Another Promise It Needs a Councilmember Who Can Deli (opens the original)
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THE BOTTOM LINE - Los Angeles voters have heard the promises before: safer streets, cleaner neighborhoods, more housing, fewer encampments, better services, and greater accountability. But the questions that matter most are harder: Who is going to deliver? Who will be held responsible when government fails? And how much longer should taxpayers be expected to pay for promises instead of results? Those questions were at the heart of the Winnetka Neighborhood Councilâs City Council District 3 can
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