Mayor Bass, Kamlager-Dove hold planning meeting for Olympics, other major events

Mayor Bass, Kamlager-Dove hold planning meeting for Olympics, other major events

Los Angeles officials Sunday met to discuss federal and local government cooperation ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics and other major events coming to Los Angeles.

Bass, Kamlager-Dove Hold Planning Meeting for Olympics, Other Major Events

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, D-Los Angeles, convened members of L.A. County’s congressional delegation and key staff Sunday to discuss federal and local government cooperation ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics and other major events coming to Los Angeles, officials said. “All eyes will be on the United States for the next decade of international sporting events. As the host of seven major competitions, including th…

Los Angeles turned a profit on its last Olympics, and city near 'fiscal emergency' has no margin for error in 2028

Los Angeles turned a profit on its last Olympics. The 2028 Summer Games may come up short, and leave taxpayers on the hook.

A need that the majority of the inhabitants of Los Angeles have been waiting for remains part of public opinion with connectivity. For this reason, the mayor of the city held important meetings in Santiago, where there was positive news for the train and the much sought after airport. As part of a visit to the Metropolitan Region, the mayor of Los Angeles, José Pérez Arriagada, held key meetings with various authorities and representatives of th…

LA28: Sailing venue soon to be confirmed

by Craig Leweck, Scuttlebutt Sailing News The Los Angeles 2028 Olympics expects to host 36 different sports, and while venue selection typically has little impact on how the athletes compete, Sailing is not like most sports. Understanding the weather conditions is paramount for success, and that requires training and racing on the venue site. With the event to begin in three years, the venue site is still not known, but that will change soon. It…

Los Angeles residents who use the MyLA311 app to connect with municipal services may notice some changes, including a whole new mobile app that speeds up the process, often frustrating. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced Friday morning the launch of the “MyLA311” app, which aims to “achieve a cleaner and safer Los Angeles with improved municipal services.” The new application offers 86 different types of service requests, including 15 new an…