Today, we wear teal to recognize Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Every year for eight years running, we have taken time to pause and recognize Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in Council, shedding light on a disease that too often goes undetected.

Last week, our office hosted a community hike in Coldwater Canyon with our partners at TreePeople. Over 50 new faces and old joined us on the trail as we hiked toward the sunset, learning about our surrounding plants (one that even smelled like peanut butter), and meeting new friends along the way.

From the iconic canyons of the Hollywood Hills to the bustling studios of the San Fernando Valley, Council District 4 is a community of artists.

For 100 YEARS (!), the church of Our Mother of Good Counsel has been faithfully serving the Los Feliz community, welcoming people of all cultures, backgrounds, and walks of life into their parish.

September 15 marks the start of Latine Heritage Month – a celebration of the diversity of Latino communities that call Los Angeles home. Our Latino community is integral to the very fabric of this city, influencing everything from our cuisine to our most practiced traditions.

After 45 incredible performances for over 25,000 audience members, the Independent Shakespeare Co. brought the house down to close out the 2025 season of the Griffith Park Free Shakespeare Festival!

With the help of our office, residents of Lemona Ave. in Sherman Oaks came together last month to host a beautiful block party for the neighborhood. From yoga under the shade and colorful face painting parents in the community, there was something for everybody to enjoy.

A Sunset Hike, Know Your Rights Training, Free Movie Night, Concerts in the Park, and MORE!

On Sunday, I joined the Hollywood Knolls Community Club (HKCC) and Cahuenga Pass Property Owners Association (CPPOA) for a sunny backyard chat to hear from residents about the issues they’re facing and how we can address them together.

How can LA thrive if the people who make this city the incredible place that it is -- the artists, entrepreneurs, chefs, teachers, day laborers, working families, and so many others -- cannot afford to build their lives here anymore?

✨200 backpacks provided to students at our last movie night ✨

As the sun sets on summer, we’re continuing our outdoor hiking series with our next community hike in Coldwater Canyon Park!

Did you know that Griffith Park is home to a massive collection of Native American artifacts at the Autry Museum— including rarities such as the logbook from the 1969 Native American takeover of Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, and more than 10,000 Native ceramics?

On Saturday, my team and I were informed by LAPD of multiple incidents of anti-semitic vandalism at Encino Park, in various locations along Ventura Blvd between Balboa Ave and Genesta Ave, as well as other parts of the western San Fernando Valley.

On this day, we celebrate workers across Los Angeles. Happy #LaborDay!

Connect with our office for support and learn more about immigration rights and resources by visiting bit.ly/cd4knowyourrights.

We’re taking another step forward with the city’s Community School Parks program!

We’re taking another step forward with the city’s Community School Parks program!

What’s better than a relay race? A *wacky walk* relay race! Last weekend, we enjoyed some goofy good times at the Silver Triangle Neighborhood Block Party in Studio City!

Why is the rent so damn high in LA? Simple economics: the demand for housing is extremely high and our housing supply is extremely low.

In celebration of the vitality, diversity, and strength of Los Angeles’ Indian-American community, we joined the Bihar Jharkhand Bandhu Association at the Friendship Auditorium for Aazadi Mahotsova— a vibrant celebration of India’s Independence Day.

We’re making a splash to close out summer—and you’re invited! In partnership with @LACityParks, PlayLA, and LA Aquatics, we’re throwing a FREE community pool party at the VNSO Aquatic Center in Sherman Oaks.

Still in need of a backpack for the new school year? Searching for some family-friendly fun tomorrow night? Or just looking for a free way to connect with neighbors tomorrow? We’ve got you covered!🎉 Join us tomorrow at VNSO Park for a FREE movie night and backpack giveaway!

This study confirms what we have been seeing on our city’s streets – that funding unarmed crisis response works.

More than 500 people came together in the San Fernando Valley to celebrate Shabbat in the Park with us! In partnership with 25 synagogues, fellow elected officials, and community organizations from across the Valley, we joined JFedLA on Friday for a moment of peace and community.

I voted no against a resolution to unilaterally oppose SB79 today, not because I am in total agreement with the design of SB79, but because our housing crisis is too dire for us not to engage constructively with this bill and its goals: to build more housing near transit in LA.

With school now in session, our office has been connecting with community members across the district to ensure a smooth transition back.

Today, August 18th, is known as 818 Day! On this day, we recognize institutions that have made a lasting and joyous impact in the San Fernando Valley (the 818!). Swipe to read about the amazing small businesses we’re highlighting this 818 Day!

In 2024, the City Council established a Charter Reform Commission to review the City Charter and develop recommendations for amendments and revisions to the Charter.

The Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project is the largest investment in a new transit service in the U.S. in decades, and the largest for Southern California since the establishment of Metro in 1993!

Keeping the streets and sidewalks of CD4 clean and clear could not be done without the tireless work of our StreetsLA team.

Earlier this week, my office led the first of our summer hikes through Council District 4’s very own crown jewel, Griffith Park. Over 50 people joined us at the Charlie Turner Trailhead as we hiked up to view a truly stunning sunset at the Tom LaBonge Panorama!

I was proud to join the Summer of Resistance’s API Day earlier this month, standing in solidarity with my Pilipino brothers and sisters, and all immigrants who are living in fear during this painful moment in our country’s history.

Summer is in full swing at VNSO! In partnership with @LACityParks, LA City Aquatics, and SOHA, our office joined the Valley community for a splashy afternoon swimming, paddleboarding, and kayaking at the VNSO pool!

This year’s homeless count represents a remarkable turnaround for the City of Los Angeles and as chair of the Homelessness & Housing Committee I am really proud of these numbers.  However, we know that our work is not done yet.

Good news for Los Angeles! The results of the Homelessness Count are in, and after another year of hard work to provide housing and bring services to our unhoused population,❗️homelessness is down again in the City of Los Angeles❗️

As a working mother of two I know the importance of access to child care and the cost of not having it. 🧵

Summer is definitely here, and the National Weather Service is forecasting high temperatures in Los Angeles starting today through Friday. We encourage Angelenos to stay safe, stay hydrated and utilize City cooling resources when needed! Swipe for resources and information!

Milagro was kidnapped from the streets of Sherman Oaks. Like flower vendors outside of forest lawn cemetery, like workers at a car wash in Encino, she and other workers and residents of 4 were taken in ways that violate basic constitutional principles— basic American principles.

As we head into the Fourth of July weekend, we want to make sure you have the resources you need to celebrate the holiday safely!

This month is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. Here are 5 tips straight from Seth Rogen on how to keep your brain healthy!

Nearly everyone knows someone impacted by Alzheimer's: a grandparent, a parent, a partner, a neighbor, a colleague, or a friend. Right now, there are an estimated 7.2 million people living with Alzheimer’s in the United States — nearly 200,000 of them right here in LA County.

LADWP will install 5 new fire hydrants along Lake Hollywood Drive. To proactively manage visitor traffic, LADWP and DOT are putting in place changeable message signs, static signs, traffic control officers, and designated turnaround areas. See the notice above for more details!

As part of a package of renter protections passed in 2023, the City of Los Angeles adopted a citywide Just Cause Ordinance (JCO) to provide eviction protections for tenants in *all* residential units – not just those covered by the city’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO).

Happy Juneteenth!

In celebration of Pride Month, our office is excited to invite you to join us for Pride: The Story of Us at C.Frenz in Reseda on Friday, June 27th at 6:00pm.

Join us for the Los Angeles Regional Wildfire Town Hall on Thursday, June 19, and the Wildfire Safety Fair at the Autry Museum on Sunday, June 22! Learn more about the Wildfire Safety Fair at wildfirela.org/wildfireday/ Register for the Town Hall at us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

BE SURE TO KNOW YOUR RIGHTS. For more information, visit bit.ly/cd4knowyourrights. Please stay informed, share resources, and encourage others to do the same.

These raids have been unprecedented in scope. Over 300 people have been detained by federal authorities in Los Angeles since sweeps began last week, all but two without due process according to our best information.

Today, L.A. City Councilmembers Eunisses Hernandez, Adrin Nazarian, Bob Blumenfield, Nithya Raman, Katy Yaroslavsky, Imelda Padilla, Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Curren Price, Heather Hutt, Hugo Soto-Martínez, Ysabel Jurado, and Tim McOsker released the following statement: