Mayor Imposes Curfew to Control L.A. Vandalism

Mayor Karen Bass implemented a curfew in downtown Los Angeles to curb vandalism and looting. A local emergency was declared, with the curfew effective from Tuesday 8 pm to Wednesday 6 am, targeting a protest-prone area. Bass cited a tipping point after 23 businesses suffered looting.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Los Angeles | Updated: 11-06-2025 06:50 IST | Created: 11-06-2025 06:50 IST
Mayor Imposes Curfew to Control L.A. Vandalism
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Mayor Karen Bass enacted a curfew in downtown Los Angeles amid rising concerns over vandalism and looting. The curfew, announced during a news conference, is a response to escalating tensions, aimed at restoring order in the city. It will be in effect from 8 pm Tuesday to 6 am Wednesday.

Bass declared a local emergency to address the surge in criminal activities that have plagued the area since Friday. The targeted zone spans a 1 square mile section notorious for frequent protests and recent disturbances.

Highlighting the urgency of the situation, Bass revealed that 23 businesses were looted, marking a crucial tipping point that necessitated immediate action to safeguard the community.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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