Mayor Garcetti

Shipments include 54,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine and 25,000 from Johnson & Johnson, distributed across locations at San Fernando Park, Hansen Dam, Crenshaw Christian Center, Lincoln Park, Pierce College, USC University Park and Dodger Stadium.

A Los Angeles city-run vaccination site will open at the University of Southern California starting Tuesday, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Thursday. NBC4 News reports at 11 p.m. on March 4, 2021.

Los Angeles city flags will fly at half-staff to honor the more than 500,000 people in the U.S. who have died of COVID-19, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Monday. “More than 500,000 lives taken by COVID-19: it’s a loss that’s almost incomprehensible. Yet behind this number are names; behind these statistics, stories; behind these figures, families missing a loved one...

Los Angeles will increase the number of its rolling vaccination clinics that are bringing COVID-19 vaccines to high-density, low-income communities of color, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Thursday.

“The mobile clinic program began delivering vaccines directly to the community, to those seniors who need to get this vaccine but can’t necessarily walk to or drive to a vaccination center,” Garcetti said.

The mayor’s office said he received the vaccine on the advice of medical staff and to adhere to the rules for the Dodger Stadium site, where he has been assisting staff, as seen on NBC4 News on Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has taken his first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine, the mayor’s office confirmed to NBCLA Wednesday.

The pandemic is getting worse in Los Angeles as the coronavirus spreads rapidly within households and Californians let their guard down, according to Mayor Eric Garcetti, who said Sunday that the surrounding county is recording a new COVID-19 case every six seconds.

Mayor Eric Garcetti said his 9-year-old daughter, who recently tested positive for the coronavirus, received a negative COVID-19 test result Wednesday.

The mayor also shared that his daughter had tested negative for COVID-19 after contracting the virus recently. Beverly White reported on NBC4 News on Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020.

Two initiatives to financially assist Los Angeles residents amid the COVID-19 pandemic have reached their goals, one with the help of a $3 million donation, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Wednesday.

The mayor warmed that 3,000 people could die due to COVID-19 in LA County in December alone, which would match the city’s murders for a decade. Robert Kovacik reported on NBC4 News on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2020.

A sixth consecutive day of demonstrations outside Mayor Eric Garcetti’s official residence was held today in an attempt to persuade President-elect Joe Biden not to appoint Garcetti to his cabinet.

NBC4’s Conan Nolan’s one-on-one with Los Angele Mayor Eric Garcetti continues.  The mayor talks about the issues that  demand his immediate attention, including the morale at the LAPD, the growing city deficit–will he get the money from Washington?–and the allegations of condoned sexual harassment in his office.  He shares news of a new 24-7 program that will deal with the...

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has not ruled out taking a position with the incoming administration of President-Elect Joe Biden but says he’s “not waiting for the phone to ring.”

NBC4’s Conan Nolan sits down with the 42nd Mayor of the City of Los Angeles Eric Garcetti at mayor’s residence—backyard, socially distanced, of course.  The mayor answers questions about issues impacting the  quality of life of this city, what is his status as mayor–i.e. is he leaving for DC?–what is he doing about the  growing homeless problem,  the LAPD,  homicide...

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti talks with NBC4’s Conan Nolan about the homeless problem in the city.  It continues to grow each year and many are leaving because of it. The mayor says that while the city is doing its part,  it can’t solve the problem alone.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti Wednesday denied witnessing any alleged sexual misconduct or harassment by his former Deputy Chief of Staff, Rick Jacobs, who has been accused by multiple men.

A longtime close advisor to Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said late Tuesday he would temporarily step away from his work at a non-profit tied to the mayor following a second accusation that the advisor, Rick Jacobs, had forcibly kissed and touched others without consent.

A reporter says Rick Jacobs crossed a line with unwanted touching and kissing, a second allegation against one of the mayor’s political advisors. Eric Leonard reported on NBC4 News on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020.