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05/29/2026

Today in Council, I was proud to congratulate the Los Angeles Conservation Corps on 40 years of service to our city.

Clean, well-maintained neighborhoods don’t happen by accident. They are the result of people showing up every day and doing the work.

In Council District 4, the Los Angeles Conservation Corps is an indispensable partner. Just last year, crews made up of young Angelenos cleaned more than 1,000 streets, maintained 554 trees, removed 2,600 illegally dumped items, and cleared 347,000 pounds of litter from our neighborhoods. Those numbers represent safer, cleaner, and more welcoming public spaces that residents see and feel every day.

Our office is proud to support CD4-funded LACC teams, whose work includes illegal dumping cleanup, overgrown vegetation removal, sidewalk pressure washing, and beautification projects across the district. The before-and-after photos tell the story better than I ever could.

What makes this partnership especially meaningful is that LACC is doing two important things at once: improving our neighborhoods and creating pathways into the workforce for young people. They are investing in the next generation while helping care for the communities we all call home.

Thank you to the Los Angeles Conservation Corps for four decades of service, stewardship, and commitment to Los Angeles.

05/23/2026

⚽🌎 Fútbol for the People is coming to Griffith Park!

Join CD4 on Friday, June 12 at the Autry Museum of the American West for a FREE community watch party as we cheer on USA vs. Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup 2026™.

We’re partnering with the Consulate General of Paraguay in Los Angeles, LA Parks Foundation, and Street Food Cinema for a family-friendly evening under the stars featuring:

🇺🇸🇵🇾American + Paraguayan food trucks
⚽ Soccer games + activities
🛍️ Local vendors
📺 The match on the big screen

🕓 Doors open at 4 PM
🥅 Kickoff at 6 PM

Free admission, but advance registration is required. Reserve your spot: bit.ly/CD4-futbol

05/19/2026

The budget is not final. Make your voice heard!

Tomorrow, May 20 is your last chance to weigh in before the budget is adopted.

📍LA City Hall Council Chambers
🗓 Wednesday, May 20, 10:00am
#️⃣ Council File Number: 26-0600

To submit public comment please visit: bit.ly/lapubliccomment.

05/18/2026

I am horrified by the deadly attack that took place today at the Islamic Center of San Diego on the first day of Dhul Hijjah, one of the most sacred times of year in the Islamic calendar. An act of violence targeting worshippers and elementary-age school children at or near a holy place is an attack on the fundamental right to practice one’s faith in safety and peace.

Anti-Muslim hate is rising at an alarming rate, both nationally and globally, and such violence must not be normalized. I stand with the Muslim community and unequivocally condemn this hateful violence.

05/16/2026

Today in Council, I was proud to join my co-chairs, Councilmembers John Lee and Ysabel Jurado, in celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander heritage, culture, and traditions across Los Angeles for HAPA Day.

I was especially honored to recognize Jordan Lucas as a HAPA Honoree. A standout CSUN volleyball player of Hawaiian and Filipino descent, Jordan represents the strength, pride, and complexity of mixed heritage with grace and authenticity. He also helped spark an important national conversation about accountability after turning a harmful public incident into an opportunity for dialogue and change.

As the first Asian woman and first South Asian elected to the Los Angeles City Council, I know how meaningful it is to see your identity reflected and respected in spaces of power — especially at a time when immigrant communities and multicultural identities are too often under attack.

“Hapa” speaks to being part of something — but today was a reminder that being “part” does not make anyone any less whole. Thank you to HAPA Global for the powerful reminder that every day is HAPA Day.

05/14/2026

91 years of helping Los Angeles celebrate the stars! ✨

Since 1935, the has sparked curiosity, wonder, and discovery for generations of Angelenos and visitors alike — remaining one of LA’s most iconic places to look up, dream big, and explore the universe. 🌌

Each year, our office is also proud to support educational programming at the Observatory for CD4 youth, nurturing the next generation of explorers, scientists, and stargazers.

Thank you to and the Griffith Observatory Foundation for preserving and caring for one of LA’s most inspiring landmarks.

05/13/2026

Community members across Council District 4 showed up this month to care for our shared spaces and one another at compost giveaways and neighborhood cleanups, bike lane beautifications and celebrations with rescue pups. 🌿🧹

🌱 On April 18, the Hollywood Dell Civic Association trimmed vines, removed overgrown vegetation, and picked up litter from Franklin Ivar Park to the Holly Tunnel. Dedicated volunteers and spent the morning at Pinehurst Park, tidying the park grounds, pruning overgrown plants, and clearing litter throughout the neighborhood and beyond.

💚 We gathered in Griffith Park with the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles Troop 71073, who not only earned their Democracy for Daisies & Brownies badges, but also learned how laws get made and ways they can contribute to their communities to make them better for everyone.

🚲 CD4 partnered with for a Clean Ride Crew cleanup along Forest Lawn Drive, ahead of SAFE’s Finish The Ride event — helping clear debris and improve safety along the bike lanes.

🎨 At Silver Lake Meadows, neighbors gathered for : Sketch Your World — a relaxed afternoon of art, nature, and community connection in celebration of Earth Month.

🧤 In Encino, we joined to beautify Ventura Boulevard and Encino Park during another successful community cleanup.

🐶 And this past weekend, brought dog lovers, rescue organizations, and local vendors together in Griffith Park for a joyful day centered on pet adoption and giving back.

Thank you to every volunteer, partner organization, and community member who help make CD4 greener, cleaner, and more connected!

05/11/2026

Los Angeles is a city built by artists — and Council District 4 is at the heart of that legacy.

Last week, I was proud to join the Department of Cultural Affairs as they kicked off the first of three emergency preparedness workshops for grantees of the Arts Restabilization and Emergency Response Preparedness Program (ARERPP). These workshops are a condition of $300,000 in grant funding my office established in partnership with DCA — awarded to 23 local artists and 20 arts organizations across CD4.
Our creative community has faced real hardship in recent years. Disruptions in film and television production. Devastating fires. Setback after setback.

This funding — established in October 2025 — was our way of giving back during a genuinely difficult time, and investing in the artists and organizations that make this district a vibrant place to live.

We are grateful to the Department of Cultural Affairs for making this possible, and to every artist and arts organization doing the work of keeping our community’s culture alive.

05/10/2026

This Mother’s Day, I’m celebrating every mother and caregiver — in all the ways that looks in a city like Los Angeles. Care lives in mothers, certainly — but also in grandparents, chosen family, neighbors, teachers, and the people who keep appearing when someone needs them most. That kind of care is what holds communities together.

Last night, I had the privilege of spending the evening with the remarkable people of Aviva Family and Children’s Services at their Lifting Up LA Gala — and I can think of no better way to mark this Mother’s Day than reflecting on what they do. For more than a century, Aviva has targeted a moment of extraordinary vulnerability — and extraordinary possibility — in the lives of mothers and their children. On-site therapy. Case management. Parenting support. Trauma-informed care. A real chance at stability for families who need it most.

I was honored to accept Aviva’s Community Champion award — a recognition of the work my office and I are proud to do together with this extraordinary organization. I left more grateful than ever for the providers and partners who do this work every day.

To every mother and caregiver out there: your work is the foundation. Celebrate today.

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