The Los Angeles City Council approved two ordinances on Friday, March 27, 2020 related to supplemental paid sick leave and restrictions on evictions during the COVID-19 Local Emergency.
What does advocacy look like in the time of a pandemic? Read our legislative priorities -- we welcome your feedback.
The CCA team is closely monitoring public health announcements and local measures, and following the guidance of officials to ensure that CCA members are informed, safe and supported during this unprecedented time. Please reach out if there's anything we can do to support.
We are not slowing down on our advocacy work and ensuring that we continue to advocate for a vibrant region. Here are some major projects we are working on now.
We aim to make our city thriving, livable and welcoming -- we need your vote in the March election!
We want to start out the year by highlighting the most important policy issue that will define the future of Downtown -- the DTLA 2040 Community Plan.
Honorees from various industries represent the best of Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES (January 7, 2020) -- Central City Association (CCA) announced a new executive committee to lead its Board of Directors in 2020 and the addition of three board members. The Board of Directors represents diverse industries and uses their expertise to help execute CCA's mission to enhance the vibrancy of Downtown Los Angeles and increase investment
It was a challenging year for Downtown and the City of Los Angeles, but thanks to our members, we have a lot to celebrate. We continued to broaden our strong coalition, used our collaborative mindset to solve problems and increased our civic engagement. These efforts were important for CCA to remain consistent and powerful in our drive to fulfill our
We recently scored a major victory for housing affordability and production in our region.
