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Mayor Karen Bass

@MayorOfLA
Official account for the 43rd Mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass.
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    Mayor Karen Bass
    @MayorOfLA
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    This is a positive step forward on an issue I have championed for years. Industry partners suggest that a federal film incentive would drive a significant leap forward in production — building on the gains Los Angeles has already seen from state and local action.
    North Hollywood, CA - August 04: Film crew get a set ready for filming an outdoor scene for the film "The Seed" in a residential neighborhood in North Hollywood on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026 in North Hollywood, CA. (Ronaldo Bolanos / Los Angeles Times)
    Trump calls for federal tax incentives to revive U.S. film industry
    From latimes.com
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    Mayor Karen Bass
    @MayorOfLA
    Aug 30
    Lineage claims it completed the removal of food and waste yesterday, Friday, and began washing and disinfection today. They must accelerate this work. Finish the cleanup. Meet every obligation. And do right by the people of Boyle Heights. I have directed the Department of
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  • @MayorOfLA
    Mayor Karen Bass
    @MayorOfLA
    Aug 29
    Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world, and I will always fight to keep productions and good-paying union jobs right here at home.  I want to thank Assemblymember Rick Zbur and Senator Ben Allen, the principal authors of AB 186, along with the Motion Picture
    California Lawmakers Settle on Partial Film Carveout From Tax Credit Cap
    From variety.com
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  • @MayorOfLA
    Mayor Karen Bass
    @MayorOfLA
    Aug 28
    As Los Angeles gets hotter, we have to get smarter about how we keep our neighborhoods cool. One solution is already beneath our feet. Cool Pavement reflects more sunlight and absorbs less heat than traditional asphalt. We’ve now expanded Cool Pavement to 297+ lane miles across
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    Mayor Karen Bass
    @MayorOfLA
    Aug 26
    Climate change is making our water supply less reliable. So we’re innovating to source more of right here in L.A. The goal is simple: more of L.A.’s water should come from L.A., making us less dependent on imported water from hundreds of miles away and more resilient to
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