Chairman
Arts, Parks, Health & Aging
Committee
Vice Chairman
Transportation Committee
Member
Trade, Commerce & Tourism Committee
Ad Hoc Recovering Energy, Natural Resources & Economic Benefit from Waste for LA (RENEW LA)
Ad Hoc River Committee
Council District 4 offers a taste of all the best that Los Angeles has to offer. Stretching from the theatres of North Hollywood through the urban wilderness of Griffith Park to the museums of Miracle Mile, the district encompasses a diverse and vibrant community.
Tom LaBonge lives daily by his oft-spoken words: "Let’s continue to enjoy and love the great City of Los Angeles." As the elected representative of the Fourth Council District, LaBonge has a deserved reputation for not only knowing the name of every street in his district, but taking the time to listen to the concerns of his constituents.
Please Join Us for Tom's Community Congress
"Public Safety, Public Works and What the Public Needs to Know about the City Budget" is the theme of the Council District 4 Community Congress on Tuesday, June 7, 6-8 p.m. "This is a great opportunity for the public to meet with some of the...
more...Tom's Summer Evening Bike Rides
Join Tom for his summer bike ride series, Tour LaBonge. Each ride begins at 6p.m. (Kickstands up at 6:15) and follows an 8- to 12-mile route through the city. A police escort leads and follows the group to ensure safe passage. All riders...
more...Councilmember Named Distinguished Alumnus
At a two-hour commencement ceremony at the Greek Theater today, Councilmember Tom LaBonge was honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award from John Marshall High School in the Franklin Hills. In a moving speech the Councilmember recalled the...
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The Diverse Demographics of CD4
Council District 4 is in the geographic heart of Los Angeles and home to many of the city’s beloved iconic landmarks. The Griffith Observatory, the Hollywood Bowl, the Los Angeles River, the Original Farmers Market, Universal Studios and the...
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City Views Should Not be For Sale
Dear Friends, The City Council is considering a new comprehensive sign ordinance that governs all billboards and advertising signage in Los Angeles. The Council voted this week to table the ordinance for three months of further consideration...
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