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The mayor is expected to discuss issues such as the homelessness crisis, public safety and ways to move the city forward.

City Controller Kenneth Mejia received $1,000 in referral fees from his apartment after employees of his office rented units there.

Mima Adams has been on San Vicente for nearly 20 years, but she is now in danger of losing her business because customers won't come to the area.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is set to deliver her first State of the City address Monday.

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So far, the Inside Safe initiative has temporarily housed 1,000 people. That's impressive. The harder part will be getting them into permanent housing.

With 100 days now behind her, LA Mayor Karen Bass discusses her progress, and lessons learned, in the fight against homelessness, as well as against rising crime.

Mayor Karen Bass stepped in to media talks between union and L.A. school district officials.

Two years after police cleared a large homeless camp and the city fenced Echo Park Lake amid massive protests, a new City Council member wants to bring down the chain link barrier. Reactions are mixed.

Some say the fence restored order at Echo Park Lake, allowing families and seniors to return to one of the city's most historic and scenic locales.