The Mayor's Office would add a transportation deputy paid for with Metro funds passed through the Gateway Cities Council of Governments, with $21,416.32 budgeted in fiscal 2026 and $128,066.58 in fiscal 2027. Mayor Rex Richardson and three councilmembers placed the request on the City Council's November 10, 2026 agenda.
Encampments, interim housing, LAHSA, the Alliance case.
A filing in the LA Alliance homelessness case asks the judge to approve how two special masters' factual report is handled.
Part of the city's quarterly homelessness report will stay private because it lists where rent-subsidy recipients live.
A sealed declaration backs the city's request to file part of its quarterly report under seal because it lists recipients' addresses.
The filing is the city's periodic update to the federal court under its May 2026 agreement with LA Alliance for Human Rights.
Zoning, permits, rent, what gets built and where.
Of the fees collected from developers in 2025-26, $28.2 million would go to building and preserving rental housing.
A resolution would set aside $1,598,738 to continue rent vouchers through November 2026 and $2,238,233 for a successor program.
A committee of the county's affordable housing agency is set to recommend Prime Meridian Capital Management for the award.
The regional housing agency's executive committee takes up a draft policy for how it would spend money after disasters.
Metro, streets, parking, LAX, Vision Zero.
LADOT and other departments would report on crosswalk repainting practices and whether volunteers could help.
The on-demand ride service contract would run five months past its January 2027 end date, at a total cost of $993,844.
Council is asked to take LA Metro funding to design six priority bike corridors, with at least one chosen for construction.
Money would pay for speed humps or tables on Densmore, Dixie Canyon and Oxnard near schools losing crossing guards.
LAPD, Sheriff, fire, jails, probation, the DA.
Consent item would add $24,770 for software, license and warranty plus $10,000 for training, running through November 30, 2029.
Chief of Police Rod Armalin is scheduled to present to the council, along with a separate update on the Lancaster Loop homeless plan.
Draft map would send every complaint against Pomona officers to an inspector general, with commissioners voting on added review.
The two-year lease, with three possible one-year renewals, would use pricing from a national purchasing cooperative.
County health, mental health, child welfare, seniors.
The request covers national settlements with the grocery chain in the city's opioid case against Purdue Pharma and others.
General acute care hospitals in the city would have to report medical debt and financial assistance figures under a new code section.
City Council is asked to take county nutrition funds, cut budgeted revenue by $108,929 and add $115,000 from reserves.
Water, power, sanitation, parks, beaches, climate.
The long-running water rights litigation over Antelope Valley groundwater returns to a private council discussion.
The case against the city is one of more than a dozen matters listed for the council's closed session on November 10.
Lawyers want to brief the Council behind closed doors on the city's pending PFAS foam cases before any action.
Dominguez General Engineering submitted the low bid to replace aging cast iron mains on Concord, La Paloma and Meridian avenues.
The Port, film, tourism, the Olympics, wages, business.
An ordinance would let the Port hire a construction manager as general contractor to build a goods movement training center.
Councilmember Heather Hutt asks the Community Investment Department to estimate how many local job listings are never filled.
The payment would support a Shop Local event at 4th Street and Termino Avenue, according to the agenda item title.
The money would support a shop local event at 4th Street and Termino Avenue, according to the agenda item title.
Ethics, appointments, the Charter, how the machine runs.
The case is one of more than a dozen lawsuits Lancaster's council listed for private legal discussion at its November 10 meeting.
The lawsuit against the city is one of more than a dozen cases listed for private legal discussion at the November 10 meeting.
A nursery school, a mobile health clinic and a veterans post would share money from the Sunshine Canyon community fund.
The City Attorney asks the Council to start amending city rules governing digital kiosks placed in the public right of way.
What the city and county are sued for, and what they pay.
Lawsuit claims a city-owned home in Playa del Rey was not livable; settlement talks would be held behind closed doors.
Libraries, arts, schools, landmarks.
General Services would set up holiday displays, including symbols of Kwanzaa and Las Posadas, in the Rotunda this December.
Council is asked to pass a resolution letting the city apply to the state for Statewide Park Program money for the site.
Hollywood redevelopment money would pay for landscaping, civil and structural repairs at the Hollywood site.
Eight Long Beach groups, from a cemetery tour to the Colorado Lagoon tree lighting, would split one-time district money.
