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06/10/2026

The feeling hasn’t faded.✨ Treasures of Los Angeles is a true celebration of what makes this city special. Thank you to everyone who showed up and showed out!👏🎉

CCA Has a New Look ✨Like Los Angeles, CCA doesn’t succeed by accident. It is built project by project, investment by inv...
05/12/2026

CCA Has a New Look ✨

Like Los Angeles, CCA doesn’t succeed by accident. It is built project by project, investment by investment — and yesterday we were proud to launch a new digital home that reflects the work, energy, and impact of CCA.

Our new website keeps the tools and resources you rely on, now with a cleaner design, easier navigation, and a more intuitive experience. From 🗓️ upcoming events to 🏛️ policy committees and 📣 advocacy updates, everything is designed to help you stay connected to CCA’s work in shaping Los Angeles and the region.

Thank you for your patience during our transition and for being part of this next chapter with us. 🌇

🔗 Explore the new CCA website today through the link in our bio! 🖥️

🚨 Big Things Are Happening At CCA 🚧We’re undergoing a major transformation to refresh our look, strengthen how we serve ...
05/08/2026

🚨 Big Things Are Happening At CCA 🚧

We’re undergoing a major transformation to refresh our look, strengthen how we serve our members, and make it easier to stay informed, engaged, and connected to our full scope of advocacy.

As we complete essential tech upgrades this weekend, our website and member portal may be temporarily impacted. Thank you for your flexibility as we build something better behind the scenes. ⚒️

We can’t wait to introduce you to an updated CCA — stay tuned! ✨🌇

CCA is committed to advancing housing production of all kinds during this crisis—because Los Angeles cannot build its wa...
04/30/2026

CCA is committed to advancing housing production of all kinds during this crisis—because Los Angeles cannot build its way out of this shortage without urgency ⏳, data-driven policy ⚖️, and real alignment 🤝 across stakeholders. That means showing up with solutions that restore investor confidence and help get projects moving again.

Last week, CCA President and CEO Nella McOsker testified in Los Angeles City Council Chambers alongside the in support of a “Mend It, Don’t End It” approach — pushing for thoughtful reform that strengthens Measure ULA so it can better deliver on its original promise.

We need urgency, collaboration, and reforms that actually help produce housing at scale. Join our “Mend It, Don’t End It” coalition and help ensure L.A. gets this right. 💪

Learn more at reformula.org.

Adaptive reuse is scaling across Los Angeles, but more work is needed to turn potential into projects that actually get ...
04/29/2026

Adaptive reuse is scaling across Los Angeles, but more work is needed to turn potential into projects that actually get built. This is about unlocking housing in the places we already have—turning underused buildings into homes and bringing new life across our city. 🌆

CCA’s latest study shows that converting just 10 Downtown buildings could create nearly 🏡 3,900 homes, 💼 17,000 good-paying jobs, and more than 💰 $1 billion in wages—while also shifting an $84 billion projected loss in property value into a $12 billion gain.

With expanding adaptive reuse citywide, the opportunity is clear. But too many projects still don’t pencil under today’s regulations and financing conditions.

Our next phase of work is focused on identifying the real policy and design solutions needed to make projects financially viable—and move them from concept 💭 to construction 🏗️ faster.

DYK: DTLA is 1% of the City’s land, but powers roughly 30% of our essential tax revenue?CCA President & CEO Nella McOske...
04/28/2026

DYK: DTLA is 1% of the City’s land, but powers roughly 30% of our essential tax revenue?

CCA President & CEO Nella McOsker joined .the.issues for a six-month check-in on Revive DTLA: our action plan to make Downtown LA safer, cleaner, and more vibrant for everyone.

We’re proud of the progress so far:

✅ Secured dedicated foot patrols to strengthen public safety
✅ Delivered funding from Sacramento for street medicine teams
✅ Helped unlock long-stalled projects like the Oceanwide “Graffiti” Towers
✅ Strengthened state and local enforcement against copper wire theft

There’s more work ahead, and we’re continuing to push for the investments DTLA deserves.

🎥 Tune in through the link in our bio to watch the full interview and hear what’s next.

Our 2026 Treasures of Los Angeles announcements conclude with our esteemed emcee, former Mayor ! 🎙️✨A familiar and influ...
04/23/2026

Our 2026 Treasures of Los Angeles announcements conclude with our esteemed emcee, former Mayor ! 🎙️✨

A familiar and influential voice in Los Angeles, Garcetti has dedicated his career to advancing a more livable, connected, and sustainable Los Angeles. We’re excited to welcome him back to the Treasures stage for an unforgettable evening honoring our 2026 Treasures: , Chef , and .

See you on June 4th — purchase your tickets through the link in our bio!

💬 CCA Connects with Mitch KaminThis month, we caught up with Mitch Kamin, Chief of Staff to , at CCA Connects to swap no...
04/22/2026

💬 CCA Connects with Mitch Kamin

This month, we caught up with Mitch Kamin, Chief of Staff to , at CCA Connects to swap notes on budget, DTLA public safety, and return-to-work culture at City Hall. A thoughtful conversation on key city priorities and leadership.

Thank you to for hosting our luncheon. 👏

Announcing our final 2026 Treasure of Los Angeles: ! 🎼🎶For over 75 years, Classical California has opened the world of c...
04/10/2026

Announcing our final 2026 Treasure of Los Angeles: ! 🎼🎶

For over 75 years, Classical California has opened the world of classical music to everyone. What began with stations in Los Angeles and San Francisco is now the #1 classical public radio station in the country, reaching more than 1.6 million listeners each month - even surpassing many major NPR news stations in weekly listenership.

Through its free, listener-supported service, the works of iconic composers can be heard anywhere — at home, in the car, or on a daily walk — uniting communities through the timeless joy of music.

Join us in honoring Classical California at our 2026 Treasures of Los Angeles on June 4th.

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