This is part I of III of a special weekly edition within our CCA Reflects series leading up to the DTLA 2040 Community Plan hearing at LA City Planning Commission on September 23.
The City of Los Angeles' redistricting process will determine new council district boundaries that will impact DTLA's elected official representation, which will have meaningful consequences for its recovery and future.
Downtown Works, Central City Association's nonprofit sister organization, announced its newest Board of Directors that will strategically inform the organization's efforts to uplift DTLA as a dynamic, inclusive and welcoming city center.
LA's current homelessness governance structure requires reexamination, and exploring LAHSA modernization & Right to Housing are promising first steps.
This month, the 2021-2029 Housing Element Draft was released. Here, we break it down, provide context and share our advocacy on this process.
CCA PAC supports James' proactive vision for addressing the city's urgent challenges.
As we continue to help ensure a stronger region, we know supporting working women of all backgrounds is key to recovery from the pandemic.
Our fourth installment of our Innovation in Industry series focused on highlighting the efforts across infrastructure sectors to discuss ways to better prepare for future crises.
The evolution of the office will shape our future, and one way to better accommodate this evolution is through adaptive reuse.
CCA and GLAAACC convened a group of women leaders to discuss the pandemic's impacts on women in the workforce.
