
County Commission for Women takes up president's report and committee update
Agenda item covers correspondence received and an October 23, 2023 Ad-Hoc Priorities Committee meeting; no public comment was submitted.

Agenda item covers correspondence received and an October 23, 2023 Ad-Hoc Priorities Committee meeting; no public comment was submitted.

An agenda item for updates from the Civilian Oversight Commission chair; no written public comment was submitted.

The county's advisory commission on women's issues scheduled an update from its president; no written comments were received.

Spending on staff meetings, retreats and similar events fell 51% from the prior year, with six limit exceptions approved.
Nine county policies on handling patient health information would stay in force four more years instead of expiring in November 2026.

The county's investment pool held $55.30 billion as of March 31, 2026, with bank and investment records reconciled.
Outside auditors signed off on $46.1 million in phone tax spending for unincorporated areas but flagged one reporting error.

Auditor-Controller says departments took 299 disciplinary or corrective actions, and 61 cases are pending with prosecutors.

Survey of 1,174 young people found mental health the top advocacy priority, named by 66 percent of respondents.

Motion would create a public website in 45 days listing rent help, legal aid and other services countywide.

Correctional Health Services' Dr. Sean Henderson is scheduled to give updates and follow-ups to the county's jail inspection commission.
The county's Historical Landmarks and Records Commission has an agenda item for the report, but no documents were posted.

The Auditor-Controller's final cash report for 2025-26 came in $1.304 billion above the June estimate.
May cash balances came in $736 million above the earlier estimate, driven mainly by higher receipts.

The Commission on Local Governmental Services heard a chairperson and staff rundown of upcoming agenda items, with no public comment filed.
The draft policy would bar fully automated decisions without human review, covert tracking and unapproved AI tools for County work.

The supporting documents were not available when the agenda was posted and will be added when the county receives them.
A new technology directive creates a governance board that must approve department proposals to use generative AI tools.

The Commission for Children and Families has an update on prevention work on its agenda, with no documents posted yet.
Revised policy keeps limits on who gets a county phone and requires staff to repay personal-use charges.

Two foster homes lacked working carbon monoxide detectors; the agency has agreed to a corrective action plan.
County reviewers found unsafe storage and exit conditions in foster homes and late service plans for six children and young adults.

The contractor agreed with the findings and submitted a corrective action plan, county child welfare officials say.
The Auditor-Controller's monthly report lists 65 contractors with 168 active issues and 11 more recommended for the list.

The citizens' panel overseeing Measure ER spending will discuss and act on when it meets through the end of 2026.
Audits of 12 expired DPSS contracts worth about $5.9 million found overpayments, late invoices and timekeeping gaps.

The reward would be offered for information leading to a conviction in the July 4, 2026 Compton shooting, for six months.

An agenda item before the Commission on Local Governmental Services covers Olympic planning, with no written public comment filed.

The citizens' committee watching Measure ER spending will consider what it tells the county Board of Supervisors this year.

Monthly list to the Audit Committee shows 166 active issues; one provider, Van Ness Recovery House, cleared its problems.

Planning staff recommend the commission ask supervisors to designate the Spanish Colonial Revival home a County Landmark.

An ad hoc committee briefed the Commission on Local Governmental Services; no public comment was submitted.
The site lists job, legal, financial, reentry and health resources for fathers, plus support groups and an email line.

The standing slot for topics not listed in advance drew no public comment or correspondence.

A new plaque at the Hollywood Bowl marks its designation as the county's first cultural landmark.

The nonprofit left pass-through agency details off its federal awards schedule and says it has fixed the process.
County auditors will help build a real-time system to track programs for youth in Probation facilities, delaying an IT review.

The citizens' panel watching Measure ER spending will consider how to divide its work into smaller groups.