# Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Meeting - 11/10/26


**Body:** Los Angeles County - Board of Supervisors
**Date:** November 09, 2026
**Jurisdiction:** SLED

The November 10, 2026 Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors meeting included several motions with potential spending and procurement implications. The board approved a motion directing a review of how county departments distribute advertising and public-information spending, including whether local, ethnic, and hyperlocal news outlets have meaningful opportunities to compete for county business. Supervisors cited advertising expenditures potentially in the tens of millions of dollars, while staff noted that an earlier review found about $2.5 million spent over three years before COVID and about $10 million in federal COVID funding directed to local and ethnic media. The motion calls for stakeholder engagement and recommendations on spending, access, and barriers; no specific contract award or new appropriation was made during the discussion.

The board also approved, 5–0, a motion making gender-based and intimate-partner violence a board priority and directing departments to assess shelter capacity, legal-support funding, coordination, and other service gaps. The CEO reported an estimated $37 million in current county investments in related services; the motion also addresses funding for a centralized hotline and legal aid. Separately, supervisors considered the end of HealthNet’s assisted-living transition benefit, which could affect an estimated 2,300 residents beginning January 1, 2027. The presentation highlighted that the county lacks resources to absorb the impact; the board received and filed it, with directions discussed for assessing impacts and advocating to state officials. No vendor selection, contract award, or bid approval was identified.

**Source:** Los Angeles County - Board of Supervisors