The Los Angeles Times just published a major piece on the shifting political landscape in Los Angeles—and we were proud to see Thrive LA quoted as a leading voice for those eager to see real change in 2026.

Last week, Thrive LA brought together members, civic leaders, and engaged Angelenos for a timely and candid conversation about the future of Los Angeles. Hosted at the headquarters of Up.Labs, a leading transportation and mobility innovation company, the evening centered on the stark challenges facing our city—and the real opportunity we have to course-correct in the 2026 elections.

Last month, Thrive LA hosted a critical town hall focused on the recent wildfires and the broader challenges affecting the quality of life in Los Angeles. From disaster preparedness to public safety and government accountability, the discussion underscored the urgent need for pragmatic solutions and effective leadership.

This Monday, Thrive LA was honored to host Councilwoman Traci Park, representative of District 11 and chair of the Los Angeles Olympic Committee, as our guest speaker for the "Engage for Change" event.

This past month, Thrive LA had the honor of hosting Mike Madrid, a renowned political strategist and co-founder of the Lincoln Project. He shared key insights from his latest book, The Latino Century, which explores the growing influence of the Latino electorate in American politics.

Thrive LA PAC proudly endorses Proposition 36, a vital initiative designed to reform Proposition 47 and restore public safety in California.

Thrive LA and Latinas Lead host inspiring panel with civic leaders on navigating leadership in polarizing times

Thrive LA members prioritized the safety of all Angelenos in a recent conversation with Nathan Hochman, candidate for Los Angeles District Attorney.

David Crane of Govern California shares insights on government reform and grassroots collaboration at Thrive LA meeting