A month ago, my dad’s band, War, got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Shortly after, my musical uncles received the key to the city of Long Beach from the mayor — moments of pride that speak to what Los Angeles can be at its best. But our city is also facing a critical challenge. Nearly 400 Los Angeles city workers are at risk of layoffs, with some reports saying it could be as high as 1,600. These are the people who keep our neighborhoods running — streetlights, tree trimming, sanitation, and more. There’s a proposal on the table: Save Our Services LA, a coalition that includes community groups like Community Build Inc., business leaders like VICA, and partners like Airbnb. The plan could generate $80M annually in new tourism revenue — without raising taxes on working families — to protect jobs and keep vital city services alive. 📌 Learn more and get involved: saveourservicesla.com x.com/saveservicesla Organizations involved: SaveServicesLA VICASFValley ...