Los Angeles, CA - Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez introduced legislation instructing City agencies and the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) to develop a set of rules and outreach protocols aimed at making Winter Shelter Program (WSP) operators better neighbors. These guidelines, known as the “Good Neighbor Policy,” established a standard for homeless service providers to operate within the vicinity of nearby communities.

Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez is hosting a community town hall in Sylmar on Thursday related to December’s Creek fire.

Responding to the Creek Fire and other natural disasters requires collaboration between local, state, and national partner agencies. I took immediate action following the fire to secure necessary recovery resources for our community. Read more here. 

The County and City of Los Angeles are jointly opening a Local Assistance Center (LAC) on Tuesday, December 12^th through Saturday, December 16th that will operate daily.

LOS ANGELES, CA — Two Los Angeles City Council members introduced a resolution Tuesday calling on their colleagues to oppose the Federal Communications Commission's proposed actions to eliminate net neutrality.

LOS ANGELES - Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez and Councilmember Bob Blumenfield co-presented a resolution opposing the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) proposed actions to eliminate net neutrality.

At the Hollywood Bowl on Friday, Nov. 10, Morrissey was presented a framed certificate by Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez, declaring the day to be "Morrissey Day" in the city of Los Angeles.

The La Tuna fire response prompts look at how Los Angeles alerts its residents in a disaster. 

The Los Angeles City Council declared Friday, November 10th "Morrissey Day" in Los Angeles, California. During today's council meeting, Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez introduced the resolution, which includes an official commemorative certificate presentation at the first of two sold-out Hollywood Bowl shows this Friday night.

Los Angeles -- Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez introduced legislation instructing City departments to report back on a strategy to proactively mitigate the potential hazards created by the recent La Tuna Fire and protect the surrounding neighborhoods from future risks leading up to the wet seasons.