🚨 NEW AUDIT: AFFORDABLE HOUSING OVERSIGHT. We found:.📉Financially distressed properties.❌Income & rent limit violations.🪳Habitability issues (e.g., infestations). The City needs stronger oversight & enforcement instead of a reactive & siloed approach.

RT @lacontroller: WE'RE HIRING TWO TEMPS/INTERNS! 📢. REQUIREMENTS:.🧑‍💼 Accounting/AP: Accounting major or 2-years experience in Accounting/….

Other Notes 📝. • Work up to 20 hours per week (including at City Hall two-days a week). • Up to $27.81 per hour depending on qualifications / experience. • This is a temporary gig / as-needed position.

WE'RE HIRING TWO TEMPS/INTERNS! 📢. REQUIREMENTS:.🧑‍💼 Accounting/AP: Accounting major or 2-years experience in Accounting/AP. 💻 Technology (Full-Stack): Experience in, or willingness to learn, Mapbox, NextJS, Python, full stack web dev. Send resume to controller.mejia@lacity.org

RT @lacontroller: 🎇 HAPPY FISCAL NEW YEAR!. ✅ The FY2026 budget is NOW in effect!. 💰 Here is the Operating Budget for each City Department….

🎇 HAPPY FISCAL NEW YEAR!. ✅ The FY2026 budget is NOW in effect!. 💰 Here is the Operating Budget for each City Department (mainly payroll costs + expenses, not pensions/benefits). 😱 PS. The $187M budget for Liability Claims is more than the Operating Budget of 34 departments!

Over 50% of Angelenos are renters. 50% of LA City renters spend over 30% of income on rent. To keep people housed, it's crucial we keep housing affordable. Check out our recent Affordable Housing Oversight audit:

Rent-stabilized unit rent increases in LA City are capped at 10% a year. (The increase is calculated based on inflation.). The LA Housing Dept has recommended the rent increase maximum be lowered to 5%, closer to other cities’ maximums.

🚨TODAY, July 1, the yearly allowed rent increase (up to 5%* this year) for rent-stabilized units takes effect. *For MOST rent-stabilized units, the max increase is 3%. But IF your landlord pays gas &/or electricity, they can increase up to another 2% (1% for each they pay).

RT @lacontroller: 📊 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 📊. We're proud to release our LIABILITY CLAIMS DASHBOARD, where you can explore comprehensive liabilit….

📊 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 📊. We're proud to release our LIABILITY CLAIMS DASHBOARD, where you can explore comprehensive liability claims data for the City of Los Angeles from FY2020 to FY2025 (March). VISIT to explore 🔎

RT @LACityPets: Meet Sonia #A2200006, our @KTLA5Newss #PetOfTheWeek today during the one o'clock hour! . Sonia is a spayed 7 month old pup….

RT @lacontroller: 🚨 CITY OF LA DECLARED A FISCAL EMERGENCY FOR LAYOFFS 🚨

🚨 CITY OF LA DECLARED A FISCAL EMERGENCY FOR LAYOFFS 🚨

The City of LA is planning to declare a FISCAL EMERGENCY due to:. 📈 Massive Liability Payouts.📈 Spending Over Budget.📉 Revenue Shortfalls. In order to balance the budget, 614 LAYOFFS are on the table. 🚨. (The City will do it's best to transfer employees/fill vacant positions)

🧊 UPDATE: ICE RAIDS HAVE NOW COST LA TAXPAYERS $32 MILLION. 🚔 $29.5 million or 92% relates to LAPD's response to protests against ICE including citywide tactical alert costs. 🛠️ $1.4 million relates to clean-up / public property damage. 🧑‍⚖️ Does not include potential lawsuits

RT @LACityPets: Meet Bluey #A2203307, our @KTLA5news #PetOfTheWeek today during the one o'clock hour! . He will be available at the East Va….

RT @NotifyLA: LA City Alert- As of Tuesday afternoon, June 17, the curfew within Downtown LA is no longer in effect. Info: .

RT @LACityPets: Meet Sparky #A2146257, our @ABC7Community #PetOfTheWeek!. Sparky has been in foster care for 4 months and is ready for perm….

UPDATE : The City of LA has spent $19.7 MILLION so far in response to the June protests against ICE. This spans a week-and-a-half thru June 16, 2025. (These do not include potential lawsuits or liability claims)

🧊 You all asked HOW MUCH the City of LA has spent so far related to the June protests against ICE 🧊. • $11,463,435 (estimated/preliminary costs thru Friday, June 13, 4:30pm). • These mainly relate to the City's response (e.g. labor costs), followed by clean-up / damage costs