Los Angeles City Hall
Coverage of Los Angeles City Hall in the Nexus archive.
- Arcadia baseball standout identified after tragedy at L.A. City Hall
Avery Truesdale, 19, died by suicide at Los Angeles City Hall on July 15. The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed he jumped from the observation deck, and the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office identified him.
- Deadline looms to join LA County’s inaugural Ethics Commission. Here's how to apply
Los Angeles County residents have until July 26 to apply for the inaugural Ethics Commission, tasked with overseeing campaign finance, lobbying, and conflicts of interest. The commission will have seven members, meeting six times a year, with compensation of $250 per meeting and expense reimbursements. The initiative follows voter approval of Measure G in 2024 and a 2026 Board of Supervisors vote to establish the body.
- Young baseball star identified as jumper who committed suicide at Los Angeles City Hall
A young baseball star was identified as the individual who jumped from Los Angeles City Hall, ending his life. The teen was described as having a bright future in the sport.
- Person found dead on steps of City Hall after jumping from 26th floor, internal memo says
A person was found dead on the steps of Los Angeles City Hall after apparently jumping from the 26th floor, according to an internal city message reviewed by The Times.
- Person found dead on steps of City Hall after jumping from 26th floor, internal memo says
A person was found dead on the steps of Los Angeles City Hall after apparently jumping from the 26th floor of the building, according to an internal city message reviewed by The Times.
- Man jumps to his death from Los Angeles City Hall
A man allegedly jumped to his death from Los Angeles City Hall, which subsequently became a crime scene.
- Who Can Vote for Mayor of Los Angeles?
Los Angeles voters will decide the mayoral candidate in Tuesday’s primary, but only residents of the city are eligible to participate. The primary determines who will run for leadership of Los Angeles City Hall.
- LA’s shameful scrimping on fire safety
Los Angeles firefighters are criticizing City Hall and Mayor Karen Bass for underfunding fire safety measures, arguing that budget cuts compromise public safety. The dispute highlights tensions between city leadership and emergency responders over resource allocation.
- L.A.'s democratic socialists look to boost their clout in City Hall
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) may gain significant influence in Los Angeles City Hall with six DSA-backed candidates potentially joining the City Council and a socialist-backed city attorney. This could impact the city's future policies and decisions. The elections this year will determine the outcome.