How it works:

1. Micro City Stabilization: Safe short- long term temporary housing with medical care, showers, food, security, a place to store their belongings and case managers so people can leave the streets immediately.
2. Recovery & Wellness Campuses: Establish separate campuses for mental health, addiction treatment, job training, and outpatient services to facilitate life rebuilding. These human-centered environments—featuring bright, welcoming spaces, outdoor areas, and supportive settings— will make recovery a place of healing, not incarceration.
3. City-Run Accountability: Bring homelessness programs back under direct city hall/Controller oversight reducing waste from ineffective third-party contractors and ensuring full transparency.
4. CARE Court Support: Individuals struggling with severe mental illness or addiction will be referred to California’s CARE Court for mandated treatment plans.
5. End Encampment Cycling: Once beds and services are available, street encampments will not be allowed to return. Every individual will receive three documented offers of shelter and services. If those offers are refused, the city can refer individuals to CARE Court for mandated treatment and support, ensuring people get the help they need while restoring safe and clean public spaces.
6. Safe Mobility Parks: Secure campuses for people living in cars, vans, or RVs with showers, restrooms, recreation areas, and case management—providing a temporary place to stabilize while transitioning into housing, jobs, or recovery programs.
7. Area-by-Area Transition: As housing and safe parking options come online, street camping and vehicle encampments will be phased out across Los Angeles one area at a time. Individuals who refuse services will not be jailed, but may be referred to CARE Court for mandated care and stabilization.
8. Stop Homeless Cost Shifting: Los Angeles will track relocation programs that send unhoused individuals into our city and pursue reimbursement from jurisdictions that export their homelessness problems here. Compassion should never become an excuse for other cities or states to shift their responsibilities onto Angelenos.
9. End Exploitation in the Homeless System: We will crack down on patient brokering, insurance fraud, and predatory operators who recruit vulnerable unhoused individuals into treatment or housing programs primarily to bill insurance or public funds. My administration will work with state and federal partners to investigate these schemes, strengthen licensing and oversight for service providers, and ensure every organization receiving public dollars is delivering real housing, recovery, and stability— not operating as a profit pipeline and put an end to the Homeless industrial complex for good.

Goal:
To create a functional ecosystem that moves people from the street → to stabilization → to recovery → to permanent housing.

How it works:

1. Take the Fight Directly to Washington: Establish a Mayor-led rapid response effort to engage federal officials, coordinate with the state, support legal challenges, and fight for immediate relief when immigration actions threaten Los Angeles residents and families.
2. Community Oversight & Transparency Task Force: Create offical independent oversight bodies: including legal experts, civil rights, and community leaders to monitor, document, and publicly report immigration enforcement impacts in the city.
3. City Standards for ICE Interaction: Direct LAPD and all city departments to require valid judicial warrants, refuse voluntary cooperation beyond what the law requires.
4. Regulate Private Enforcement Actors: Require licensing, insurance, identification, and compliance with city civil-rights standards for any private contractors operating enforcement-related activities in Los Angeles.
5. Know Your Rights Campaign: Launch citywide education programs and multilingual materials so residents understand their legal rights during immigration enforcement encounters.
6. Humane Processing & Care Standards: Create city-controlled facilities, they must have access to legal counsel, medical screening, language services, and clear information about their rights and enforce strict due-process protections and procedures. No more disappearing people!

Goal:
Protect civil rights, ensure humane treatment, and provide transparency — while keeping Los Angeles residents informed and safe.

1. Retroactive Fire Recovery Program: Provide grants to help residents still facing rebuilding costs, rent gaps, and insurance deductibles from past fires.
2. Cut Rebuilding Red Tape: Offer permit amnesty, fee waivers, and assign one case manager per household to fast-track inspections and approvals.
3. Insurance Accountability: Create a City Insurance Accountability Office to help residents fight unfair claim denials and flag repeat bad actors.
4. Mental Health Support: Provide trauma and counseling services for fire survivors and affected families.
5. Recovery Transparency: Launch a Fire Recovery Dashboard in the LA Now App so residents can track rebuilding progress and ensure no one is forgotten.

How it works:

1. Champion LAPD Commission reform: Push for structural reforms that strengthen oversight from City Hall, increase transparency, and ensure the leaders have real authority to hold the department accountable.
2. Officer Accountability for Misconduct: Implement policies that increase personal accountability in cases of proven civil rights violations so taxpayers are not always footing the bill for misconduct settlements.
3. Protect Whistleblowers & Reward Good Policing: Create protections and incentives for officers who report misconduct, de-escalate situations, and build trust in their communities.
4. Layered Public Safety Response: Separate social crisis response from violent crime policing so the right team responds to the right situation.
A. Community Safety Officers: Deploy unarmed or lightly armed officers to handle traffic issues, community disputes, outreach, and quality-of-life calls.
B. Mental Health Response Teams: Send trained mental health professionals to crisis situations instead of defaulting to armed police response
C. Focused Violent Crime Units: Allow detectives and tactical units to focus on serious crime, armed suspects, and violent incidents.
5. Officer Wellness & Mental Health Support: Expand confidential counseling, trauma recovery services, and wellness programs for officers to reduce burnout, improve decision-making under stress, and promote healthier working conditions across the department.
6. Responsible Overtime Management: Conduct a full audit of overtime and compensation practices to reduce excessive overtime spending and ensure routine assignments are staffed appropriately, protecting both the city budget and officer well-being.
7. Peaceful Protest & Public Safety Protocol: Create modern protest policing protocols that emphasize de-escalation, communication with organizers, and crowd safety. Specially trained units will help ensure demonstrations remain peaceful while protecting the public’s right to protest and reducing unnecessary confrontations between police and communities.

How it works:

1. Turn Empty Spaces Into Creator Campuses: Partner with platforms like YouTube and major brands to convert empty malls and city-owned buildings into creator and small-business hubs with production studios, classrooms, retail space, and collaboration areas.
2. Affordable Access for Creators: Provide extremely low-cost studio access for emerging creators and small business owners, with programs, training on production, monetization, and how to scale creative careers. No more Gate Keeping!
3. Keep Production Jobs in Los Angeles: Any shows, films, or major projects developed through these programs will be produced and filmed exclusively in Los Angeles to strengthen the local production workforce and support union and independent crews.
4. Build LA’s Creator Economy: Support partnerships with brands, platforms, and sponsors to generate new revenue streams for the city while helping local creators turn creativity into sustainable careers.
5. Reinvest Success Back Into the Community: Creators who launch successful shows, films, or businesses through the program contribute 5% of earnings back into the Creator Fund, a pay-it-forward system that finances a UBI for the next generation of LA artists.
6. Make LA the Global Capital of Creative Opportunity: Position Los Angeles as the easiest place in the world to turn creativity into a business while filling empty buildings and creating thousands of creative industry jobs.