Supervisorial District 1
Supervisor: Hilda L. Solis · official portrait, Public domain
On the record in this district · 22
Oversight board to consider dissolving Irwindale redevelopment successor agency
A county oversight board would approve winding down the agency that handles the former Irwindale Redevelopment Agency's leftover business.
Motion seeks City Council sign-off on $130 million in bonds for Flats on Sunset
The 237-unit affordable housing project at 1150 Sunset Boulevard needs city approval of bonds issued by a state authority.
City Attorney sends Council draft ordinances for Convention Center expansion bonds
Two draft ordinances would let the city's financing corporation issue new bonds to pay for the Convention Center expansion.
Auditor finds $10,715 in misallocated payroll at county youth mentoring provider
Community Partners, paid about $2 million for Credible Messenger services, is asked to repay any excess billing.
Oversight board asked to approve $3.58 million sale of Azusa property to the city
The former Azusa redevelopment agency would sell 975 W. Foothill Boulevard to the City of Azusa at appraised value.
Walnut City Council to vote on budget and city salary schedule changes
Two resolutions on the November 10 consent calendar would amend the current-year budget and authorized positions and pay.
Auditor finds shared credit cards and missing receipts at four county health facilities
Review of $86,000 in Health Services card spending found cards issued to units rather than individuals, and purchases over county limits.
Motion seeks City Council sign-off on $21 million bond for New Carver Apartments
The bonds would pay to buy and rehabilitate a 97-unit affordable housing building on South Hope Street, with no city funds pledged.
Council approves funds for MacArthur Park arts and culture programming
Enhanced arts and culture programming at the park would run from September 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
Building and Safety seeks $3,786.43 lien on Venice property over code violations
The department asks the City Council to attach unpaid code enforcement fees to a home on South Linden Avenue in Venice.
Planning panel backs rezoning for 8 homes on Wakefield Avenue in North Hills
A single-family house would be demolished and split into eight small lots, with one unit reserved as affordable for 55 years.
City Engineer recommends ending building restriction at 1337 11th Place lot
EVgo wants to install EV fast chargers on the downtown parking lot, which an old covenant now bars.
City Engineer recommends releasing sewer easements at 4466 East Florizel Avenue
Giving up the unused sewer and drainage rights would clear the way for affordable housing on the El Sereno site.
City Engineer asks Council to approve split of Mount Helena Avenue lot into two parcels
The final map for 5308-5310 Mount Helena Avenue would divide one lot into two, with the owner guaranteeing public improvements.
City Engineer recommends approving lot split at 2031 North McPherson Avenue
A single property in El Sereno would be divided into two separate lots, with no street improvements required.
Walnut Board of Appeals set to uphold code violation at Sage Brush Lane home
The owner's challenge to a cleanup order and fine would be denied under a resolution on the board's consent calendar.
City Engineer asks Council to approve lot split at 3760 North Dover Street
A single lot east of Boyce Avenue would become two separate lots, with no city funds needed and no street work required.
City ordinance releases unused storm drain and sewer easements in Boyle Heights
Los Angeles gives up its rights to 60-foot-wide drainage and sewer strips at two East LA-adjacent properties, returning them to the owners.
City Attorney seeks closed session on Highland Park sidewalk fall lawsuit
The case stems from a 2022 trip and fall on a residential sidewalk near Avenue 60 and Echo Street.
County audit questions $63,216 in rent billed by youth program provider Impact Justice
Auditors say the nonprofit billed rent above its approved budget without required approval and charged costs to the wrong years.
Neighbor appeals environmental exemption for two Mount Washington homes
The City Council will review an appeal of the finding that two new hillside houses on Cliff Drive need no environmental study.
Motion would allow public tours of City Hall's historic spaces on two summer dates
Project Restore and the LA Conservancy would lead tours July 29 and August 5, 2026, with costs repaid to the city.
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