This dataset lists the City's proposition HHH projects and their associated costs. These locations are referenced in the 2019 HHH projects report provided by the Office of the Controller. View the full report here: https://lacontroller.org/audits-and-reports/high-cost-of-homeless-housing-hhh/

CAFR Page 347.

Department of Water and Power. Power Enterprise Fund
Last Ten Fiscal Years

This dataset lists the City's proposition HHH projects and their associated costs. These locations are referenced in the 2020 HHH projects report provided by the Office of the Controller. View the full report here:

CAFR Pages 356-357.

Airports, Harbor, Power, Sewers, and Water Enterprise Operations. Operating Revenues and Expenditures. Last Ten Fiscal Years. (amounts expressed in thousands)

CAFR Pages 354-355.

Last Ten Fiscal Years (amounts expressed in thousands, except per capita)

City owned art found throughout the City of Los Angeles.

Location of art centers throughout the City of Los Angeles.

The City of Los Angeles created the Small Business Emergency Microloan Program in March 2020 to distribute $11 million to local businesses that are not eligible for federal CARES Act funds. L.A. Controller Ron Galperin, in coordination with Economic and Workforce Development Department (EWDD), created a Microloan Tracker to ensure public accountability and give Angelenos access to up-to-date information on how the City is supporting the local economy. Use this dataset to find microloan recipients or visit https://lacontroller.org/data-stories-and-maps/microloans/ to view a map of microloan recipients.

Understanding wildfire risks within L.A. Department of Water and Power service territory.

Public places and spaces highlighting the history and contributions of L.A.'s diverse Latinx communities. Access the Controller's story map for all the public places mentioned here:
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/af99ea8efdef4790a4c8b151b30dfb27

A comprehensive look at the City's Revenues by department, revenue source, and category over the bast 30 years.

Salary rate for elected officials is determined per Charter Section 218, which states that "a Council Member's salary is equal to salary prescribed by law for judges of Municipal Court of LA Judicial District or its successor." It further stipulates that the City Controller gets 10% more than Council Member (CM), City Attorney gets 20% more than CM and the Mayor gets 30% more than CM.

Provides the principal and interest amounts for the different bonds.

Provides the debt service requirements for fiscal years 2018-2020.

Provides total debt cap and voter approved amount.

A guide to public places and spaces showcasing the history of the African American community. To view the Controller's full story map and learn more about each location visit https://lacontroller.org/data-stories-and-maps/black-history-la/