PROTECT HOSPITALITY IN LOS ANGELES

LA will destroy its tourism industry if it turns its hotels into homeless shelters

By: Chip Rodgers | Published: 10/27/23 If Los Angeles voters approve the March… Read More

Unite Here Local 11 Wants to Eliminate Hotel Jobs

By: Jack Humphreville | Published: October 26, 2023 LA WATCHDOG – The… Read More

APH Campaign Against Proposed L.A. Hotels Homeless Housing Mandate

By: Vishnu Rageev R | Published: October 25, 2023 A NEW COMMITTEE named… Read More

Poll: 86% of LA residents don’t want homeless in hotels

by Conn Carroll, Commentary EditorAugust 17, 2023 03:12 PM With Los… Read More

Unite Here, A Hotel Workers’ Union, Proposes LA Ordinance That Could Endanger Employees and Guests

Written in Partnership with Avazona | Published: October 24, 2023 Unite Here… Read More

LA’s latest homeless plan could turn hotels into squatter dens: expert

By: Emma Colton | Published: October 17, 2023 A proposal in Los… Read More

Hotel Ordinance on March Ballot Would House Homeless Next to Paying Guests

By: Angela McGregor | Published: October 12, 2023 LOS ANGELES – The… Read More

POLL: Union’s Proposed Homeless Policy Will Deter 72% of Americans from Booking LA Hotel Rooms

By: No Vacancy News | Published: October 3, 2023 More than seven in ten… Read More

L.A. hotels fight ballot measure requiring them to give vacant rooms to homeless

Los Angeles hotels provided rooms to thousands of homeless people during the… Read More

New LA homeless measure would ‘destroy’ hotel industry ‘overnight,’ harm guests: AHLA President

 By Nikolas Lanum Fox News A Los Angeles ballot measure could… Read More

Paid for by Angelenos Protecting Hospitality Inc Committee Against Ballot Initiative for Land Use and Replacement Housing Requirements for Hotel Developers; Program to Utilize Vacant Hotel Rooms for Unhoused Individuals, Police Permit Requirements for Hotels. Committee’s Top Funders: American Hotel & Lodging Association; California Hotel Issues PAC, sponsored by the California Hotel & Lodging Association. Additional information is available at ethics.lacity.org.