FEATURED VIDEOS

By the time LA County’s emergency declaration for COVID-19 ended on March 31, 2023, 36,000 lives had been lost. Thousands of people were infected and thousands more faced economic hardship. 52,382 LA County employees stepped up to serve as disaster service workers, handing out meals and laptops, providing healthcare and shelter, and finding myriad new…

Crews were hard at work to keep the roads safe, protect vital infrastructure, capture rainwater runoff and assist the unhoused during the historic storm of February 2023.

As the ‘safety net’ for the county’s 10 million residents, there are a variety of programs in place that are changing lives and making a difference. Watch this playlist to learn about the lives being impacted by the County.

This 20-minute documentary takes viewers behind-the-scenes of LA County’s groundbreaking effort to right historic wrongs by returning beachfront property wrongfully seized from Black owners a century ago. To learn more about Bruce’s Beach, and the County’s efforts to return the property to the heirs of Willa and Charles Bruce, please click here.

New exhibit at La Plaza de Cultura y Artes explores how immigration policy has affected people looking for a new life.