Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass told Eyewitness News she anticipates the downtown curfew to continue for a few days.

Mayor Karen Bass and legislators oppose Trump's planned immigration raids and military presence in Los Angeles.

Following a long day of “No Kings” protests across the country Saturday, including 15 separate demonstrations in Los Angeles alone, the city’s mayor is hopeful that, despite some trouble getting crowds to disperse,

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass — accused of being out of touch and slow to action during the recent fires — took the gloves off today in response to the assault on California U.S. Senator Alex Padilla by members of Trump Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s security detail earlier in the day.

Mayor Bass asserts Los Angeles is ready for upcoming events and stresses peaceful protest, with a firm stance against violence and vandalism.

"How could you say that you did not know who he was?" L.A. Mayor Karen Bass speaks out on the forced removal of California Sen. Alex Padilla from a DHS press conference. DHS claimed the senator "interrupted a live press conference without identifying himself.

LA Mayor Karen Bass came out against deploying federal troops in her city to deal with unruly protests, saying local law enforcement was on top of the situation.