A Homeless Services Dashboard is now available for the Culver City community. It helps track the City’s efforts in delivering services to its homeless population.
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Senate Bill 1103 passed the legislature by a narrow majority in each house, and our last chance to stop it is with Governor Newsom’s veto.
Take action now to ask Governor Newsom to veto this bad bill.
DTLA has faced numerous challenges since COVID-19. However, the latest Q2 2024 report from the DTLA Alliance reveals ongoing positive developments in Downtown Los Angeles.
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Hollywood 2.0 (H20) is changing how Hollywood approaches mental health care. It offers community-based services for people facing mental illness and homelessness.
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Governor Newsom signed a retail theft bill package that will help make public safety in and around our buildings a priority.
The BOMA/GLA Board of Directors is endorsing Homelessness, Drug Addiction, and Theft Reduction Act to also aid in this endeavor. The measure will appear as Prop. 36 on your November Ballot.
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Last week, BOMA/GLA joined forces with other commercial real estate groups at the California Commercial Real Estate Summit (CCRES) in Sacramento.
We took the opportunity to speak directly with lawmakers about critical bills impacting our industry.
The recent South Pasadena earthquake highlights Southern California’s ongoing seismic risk. It’s essential to understand these risks and take proactive steps to protect your properties and tenants. Read this guide for more information.
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Mayor Karen Bass accepted the Olympic flag at the Paris closing ceremony. This “passing of the torch” signifies LA is ready to take on the Olympics and Mayor Bass explains how.
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After being presented with four tax options, the Long Beach City Council voted to place a removal of the Utility Users Tax (UUT) exemption on the November ballot.
Now, Long Beach voters will decide the fate of the new tax proposal.
The legislature is back from its summer recess, and the fate of the remaining legislation will be determined in the next four weeks.
While we are following numerous bills, two stand out as particularly damaging for our industry: AB 2354 and SB 1103.
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