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LA's new mayor Karen Bass strikes down plan to light up the Hollywood sign for its 100th anniversary - Vimarsana News

LA's new mayor Karen Bass strikes down plan to light up the Hollywood sign for its 100th anniversary

The new Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass shot down the idea to illuminate the iconic Hollywood sign for its upcoming 100th anniversary.

Karen Bass Adds LA Community College Chancellor to Transition Team - Vimarsana News

Karen Bass Adds LA Community College Chancellor to Transition Team

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass named Los Angeles Community College District Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez to serve on her transition advisory team Saturday.

Source: iheart.com
Karen Bass Names Los Angeles Community College District Chancellor to Serve on Transition Team - Vimarsana News

Karen Bass Names Los Angeles Community College District Chancellor to Serve on Transition Team

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass named Los Angeles Community College District Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez to serve on her transition advisory team.

Lancaster declares emergency over LA Mayor Bass' plan for 'mass movement of homeless' to Antelope Valley - Vimarsana News

Lancaster declares emergency over LA Mayor Bass' plan for 'mass movement of homeless' to Antelope Valley

In a statement, Mayor R. Rex Parris said the city is taking immediate action and called Bass' plan "irresponsible and inhumane."

Source: foxla.com
Homeless Crisis: Report shows only a third of rooms at Cecil Hotel are occupied - Vimarsana News

Homeless Crisis: Report shows only a third of rooms at Cecil Hotel are occupied

The historic Cecil Hotel has been a transitional housing location for a year. But many of the 600 rooms are unoccupied and homeless advocates say even though it is subsidized, the rent is way too high.

Source: foxla.com