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News From LA County

The L.A. County Superior Court has announced that all 36 courthouses have reopened. Court users should expect delays and potential impacts due to limits in functionality in the aftermath of the major ransomware attack on Friday, July 19. Prospective jurors should click here for updates regarding whether to report and the location and time for reporting.

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LA County & You:
Together We Thrive

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, LA County is helping its residents to emerge not just resilient, but thriving, thanks to the unwavering spirit of our communities and the focused assistance of targeted support programs. This webpage spotlights inspiring success stories from across the County, showcasing how our comprehensive support programs have empowered individuals, revitalized businesses, and strengthened communities.

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Final Changes Bring LA County Budget to $45.6 Billion

This $45.6 Billion Adopted Budget includes new investments in the Board of Supervisor’s Care First vision, with a focus on diversion and youth development, mental health programming, interim housing, assistance for immigrants and more.

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LA County Reports Significant Progress in First Year of Emergency Homeless Response

With emergency powers, LA County served nearly 38,000 people in interim housing, permanently housed more than 23,600 people, doubled the number of mental health outreach teams, and prevented over 11,000 people from becoming homeless.

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LA County Land Acknowledgment

Developed over many months of collaboration with leaders from local tribes, Los Angeles County's Land Acknowledgment recognizes the land once occupied and still inhabited by the Tongva, Tataviam, Serrano, Kizh, and Chumash Peoples. Click below to learn more and access a resource toolkit.

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Accessing Municipal Services in Unincorporated LA County

More than one million people live in Los Angeles County's unincorporated areas, where the Board of Supervisors serves as the local government and is responsible for establishing policies and regulations that benefit residents. A new webpage helps residents living in unincorporated areas access County services.

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Access County payment systems

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Get information or apply online

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Register for services

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Report issues or complaints

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Request important documents

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LA County Newsroom

Looking for information about LA County? Check out our extensive library of videos and photos. Watch English and Spanish programming on the County Channel. Download our Guide to County Services, find press releases and more.

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LA County Closeup — LA County Close-Up: Los Angeles County’s video news magazine

El Condado Contigo: News and consumer information for Spanish speaking viewers

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is Los Angeles County’s governing body, serving as the executive and legislative head of the largest and most complex county government in the nation. The five elected members of the Board of Supervisors from left to right are Janice Hahn, Hilda L. Solis, Lindsey P. Horvath, Kathryn Barger and Holly J. Mitchell.

1ST DISTRICT

Hilda L. Solis

3RD DISTRICT

Lindsey P. Horvath, Chair

5TH DISTRICT

Kathryn Barger

2ND DISTRICT

Holly J. Mitchell

4TH DISTRICT

Janice Hahn

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