Published by Los Angeles Downtown News on August 22, 2022 By Jessica Lall, President & CEO, CCA In fewer than 100 days, Angelenos will vote on matters ranging from women’s bodily autonomy to parks to homelessness, which is on many of our minds. Voters will also get to elect new citywide leaders to address these top issues, including the LA city
Angelenos have been inundated with inexplicable acts of violence in our communities, all of which are cause for concern and warrant immediate action.
Today, CCA released a white paper with recommendations to encourage larger-scale affordable housing to better serve economically vulnerable residents and meet the magnitude of the city’s compounding affordable housing and homelessness crises.
We’re now halfway through 2022, and it’s inspiring to see the extraordinary strides we’ve already made when we focus on our priorities and work together.
CCA celebrated the return of its 26th Annual Treasures of Los Angeles at The Westin Bonaventure Hotel and Suites, recognizing four distinguished honorees and celebrating the resilience and diversity of LA.
Here are CCA’s recommendations and voting resources so you can meaningfully engage in this pivotal election.
Congratulations to Housing Diversity Corporation's groundbreaking on 1317 South Grand that will deliver 147 micro-units to the South Park District of DTLA.
To support LA as a culinary and cultural capital that is welcoming to small food and beverage businesses, we need to collectively embrace the lessons we learned from implementing the Restaurant Beverage Program.
CCA hosted a City Attorney Candidate Forum to hear from leading candidates about their campaigns and priorities in anticipation of the June 7 primary election.
Cal State LA Downtown is addressing the needs of both hospitality and tourism employers, and their workforce, by offering the Bachelor of Science in Hospitality, Wellness and Leisure Services program.
