DTLA Residents Association

🌴🌆 A grassroots advocacy group for DTLA residents by DTLA residents; we work to uplift the voices of Downtown! 🌆🌴 Mostly active on Instagram @DTLA_RA

[DTLA Residents Association @DTLA_RA]

PSA: we are mostly active on Instagram, check us out there at @DTLA_RA :

https://t.co/ztKBlrFR5M

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

Do you live, work, or own a business in DTLA? Are you an Angeleno who wants a city center you can be proud of? Check out the 2026 @DTLA_RA primary voter guide before you vote. Verbatim deep cut answers from major candidates on meaty issues like public safety and economic recovery

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

DTLA has the most residents (90K) and highest percentage of residential buildings of any Downtown in CA. And we want and need more neighbors! Love seeing this from our Downtown champions in Sac like @MattHaneySF @AsmMarkGonzalez @AsmSadeElhawary and @cayimby

[Dave Gordon @davegordon14]

Shout out to my friends at Related.

Another one coming out of the ground in DTLA’s Social District.

Excited for more housing and the growing community in the @lasocialdist

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

SF passed a fair share law that disrupts longstanding patterns of segregation and concentrating acute need and poverty in SOMA / Tenderloin bc of their disproportionate share of supportive housing and shelter beds. Downtown LA needs the exact same passed for the same reasons.

[DTLA Residents Association @DTLA_RA]

@atnissly There were also a few downtown residents there advocating for reform and a DTLA carveout!

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

Super energized after the DTLA Alliance’s 2026 Trends & Outlook breakfast featuring the @DTLA_RA supported Path to Progress, the Dataland Museum, exciting updates on Olympics and World Cup plans, and a new vision for Downtown collaboration on public safety from @cd14losangeles.

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

Anarchy as a form of welfare policy is such a good way to describe the state of CA urban cores. It’s a regressive choice bc it hurts our most vulnerable people the most. Who can’t just move away or choose to avoid a specific neighborhood? Most often the folks who have the least.

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

Thanks @rogervincent @latimes for exploring an SF model, Vacant to Vibrant that DTLA residents, community orgs and businesses alike want to see replicated to accelerate our economic recovery. We don’t have to recreate the wheel! Let’s make it happen. @MayorOfLA @cd14losangeles

[JR Urbane Network @JRUrbaneNetwork]

Los Angeles was built on the backs of the (at the time) world's largest electric rail network. Which was so impressive Meiji-era Japanese came, studied and copied it back home, becoming the Japanese urban railways we know & love today. Oh and then LA demolished their network.

[DTLA For All @DTLA4A]

HUGE news for DTLA — guarantee you this is in no small part motivated by the city’s commitment to invest in the convention center.

Take note: when you say you care about your city and make investments in its betterment, the market notices and investments will follow.

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

Good news @LAist — after signaling $100M in funds for 2 long-standing, community informed street projects in Boyle Heights and Skid Row would be forfeited and returned to the state, @cd14losangeles @YsabelJuradoLA will now pursue an extension. No brainer! https://t.co/XEXNTD79O7

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

Spoiler alert — the future of DTLA is and has to be residential. That also means clean, vibrant and safe. @dtla_ra fights for this future every day. “Downtowns are dying, but we know how to save them” via ⁦@latimes⁩ ⁦@joelkotkin⁩ ⁩ https://t.co/sbnLYPPW1x

[Mayor Karen Bass @MayorOfLA]

Like many Angelenos, I’m outraged and appalled by bad actors who have vandalized and harmed our Downtown L.A. neighborhood.

That’s why we are coming together this weekend to beautify and restore our neighborhood.

☀️Shine LA: Downtown LA
⏰Saturday, June 28
📍El Pueblo de Los Ángeles & Spring Street Park

Register: https://t.co/Y6YRnekHHt.

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

Thanks so much for sharing and supporting our DTLA fire relief efforts, we’re grateful for you @AsmMarkGonzalez. ♥️🌆

[DTLA Residents Association @DTLA_RA]

DTLA, here are some ways to help the fire victims:

https://t.co/ktnjO4kfUR

[Zahra Hajee @zahra_hajee]

Also, follow the Supervisor’s socials for the latest on the Palisades Fire. @LindseyPHorvath on X, Instagram, & Facebook.

[Cassy Horton @Cassy_Horton]

@LexStepp LA is a on average a very working class town of really hardworking, thoughtful, caring, creative people who deserve more from their local government than they get and we figure out how to take care of ourselves as a result.

[DTLA Residents Association @DTLA_RA]

LA relief centers were inundated with donations over the weekend and are in desperate need of volunteers to sort and deliver things during the week. If you are safe & have a flexible schedule or can take PTO, now's the time. Consider volunteering w @YMCALA in DTLA at 401 S. Hope

[DTLA Residents Association @DTLA_RA]

Grateful for your support and our DTLA community who is showing up to support fellow Angelenos in need! @AsmMarkGonzalez

[Mark González @AsmMarkGonzalez]

Looking for a way to get involved & support those impacted by these devastating wildfires?

DTLA Community partners & the @YMCALA are looking for donations & volunteers to support their efforts.

🙋Volunteer in person all week!
🚗Be a Donation Runner!
🙌Donate Today!