Vendor Lawsuit: Community Power Collective v. City of Los Angeles
With recent protests and marches occurring over this sidewalk vendor case this past March, ...
In an update to Community Power Collective lawsuit challenging the City of Los Angeles’ ordinance containing no-vending zones for street vendors. The City of Los Angeles has yet to comment, but the plaintiffs announced that the City will be removing their remaining no-vending restrictions near places such as swap meets, farmers’ markets, schools, and temporary events, cancelling any tickets given to vendors under these restrictions, and start identifying which vendors qualify for refunds of the fines they have already paid. This case will not be decided by the Court.
This article will be updated once we obtain the official terms of the settlement agreement.
Updated on July 25, 2024 at 2 p.m. PST
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