What an incredible way to kick off the first World Cup match in Los Angeles with a win for Team USA. 🇺🇸⚽ It was amazing to see the energy across our city as Angelenos came together to watch, celebrate, and cheer on the U.S. Men’s National Team. If you’d like to join the excitement, visit kickit.lacity.gov to find a free watch party near you. And while you’re there, be sure to support the local businesses, restaurants, and vendors helping make these community celebrations so special. Go Team USA!

Go Team USA! 🇺🇸

Welcome to L.A. ⚽️🌴 Learn more ⬇️ kickit.lacity.gov

This Jewish American Heritage Month, we celebrate the history, culture, and contributions of Jewish Americans who have helped shape Los Angeles and our nation. Jewish Angelenos have enriched every part of our city, and we remain committed to standing against antisemitism and ensuring Los Angeles is a place where every community can thrive.

Today, I signed the City budget for Fiscal Year 2026–27, building on the progress we've made and investing in the work still ahead.

This is your newly revealed Team USA for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ and we’re making sure every Angeleno can be part of this historic moment. Kick It In the Park will bring excitement to every corner of Los Angeles with free watch parties, youth soccer clinics, and community celebrations happening across the city. Visit the link below to learn more ⬇️⚽️🇺🇸 kickit.lacity.gov/

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. As the daughter of a World War II Coast Guard Veteran, I grew up understanding the deep sense of duty, sacrifice, and love of country carried by so many military families. Today, we remember those who died on the battlefield, and the Veterans we lost after returning home. While our gratitude can never repay the sacrifices they made, we must continue to honor our Vets by fighting for the support they need and deserve. I will continue fighting that fight.

We are closely monitoring the chemical tank crisis in Orange County. The Los Angeles Fire Department has confirmed that Los Angeles is not affected and there is no risk to the city. The LAFD remains in close contact with the Orange County Fire Authority and Cal OES and is sending a Hazmat Specialist who will serve as a subject matter expert. The LAFD is on standby, ready to offer any further assistance and resources should they be needed. All Angelenos should avoid the area.

Dine Latino Week is an opportunity to celebrate the incredible Latino-owned restaurants that shape Los Angeles' culture and community. Go out and support our local small businesses!

I applaud the Council for supporting my plan to hire more officers. When I took office, the LAPD was shrinking. Since day one, I’ve been fighting to recruit and hire more officers while also investing in prevention and intervention strategies that help keep communities safe. My budget for next year continues that commitment.

To all of our service members, thank you for your commitment and your service to our nation. L.A. is always proud to welcome you.

While the Sandy Fire is in Ventura County, the Los Angeles Fire Department continues to closely monitor the situation and has deployed resources on the ground – including strike teams, a hand crew, and helicopters – to assist local crews in firefighting efforts. At this time, we do not expect the wildfire to reach the City of Los Angeles. Out of an abundance of caution, LAFD has prepositioned resources in the San Fernando Valley and an Evacuation Warning has been issued for portions of West Hills and Chatsworth. Under an Evacuation Warning, residents are not required to leave immediately but are encouraged to be alert and be prepared to evacuate if conditions worsen and an Evacuation Order is issued. Residents in the San Fernando Valley may experience smoke this evening as it is carried in from the Sandy Fire. To see if you are in an evacuation warning zone, visit: bit.ly/sandyfire26 Sign up for emergency alerts at notifyla.org

The Los Angeles Fire Department continues to closely monitor the Sandy Fire within Ventura County and has deployed resources on the ground – including strike teams, dozers, a hand crew, and helicopters – to assist local crews in firefighting efforts. While there is no immediate threat to Angelenos, LAFD has prepositioned resources throughout the San Fernando Valley and we encourage all residents to stay alert.

I am outraged and heartbroken by today’s shooting and murder at the Islamic Center of San Diego, especially as today marks the first day of Dhul Hijjah, a sacred and holy time for Muslims. Houses of worship must be true sanctuaries where hate and violence have no place. I stand firmly with the Muslim community and condemn this horrific attack. I have spoken with Muslim community leaders in Los Angeles to offer my assistance and have directed the LAPD to deploy additional resources to protect L.A.’s mosques.

The City is closely monitoring the Sandy Fire within Ventura County, outside of Los Angeles. The LAFD has deployed resources to support. While there is no immediate threat to Angelenos, we encourage all residents to stay alert and heed official guidance.