During the week of Aug. 24, Councilman Curren Price was featured across multiple media outlets talking about renaming an LA street after Kobe Bryant; establishing Juneteenth as a legal City holiday; grants available for micro-entrepreneurs, small businesses and nonprofits; and the City's eviction moratorium. Click on the images below to catch up on a few of the headlines.

Most recently, Councilman Curren Price was featured in several media outlets. Click on each headline to catch up on the latest news and see what Councilman Price has to say. 

This week, Councilman Curren Price was featured in several media outlets. Click on each headline to catch up on the latest news and see what Councilman Price has to say. 

This week, Councilman Curren Price was featured in several media outlets. Click on each headline to catch up on the latest news and see what Councilman Price has to say. 

El concejal Curren Price habló con el periodico La Opinión sobre el plan de la ciudad para reducir el presupuesto del LAPD para el año fiscal 2020-2021. Lea la historia de Jacqueline García haciendo clic aquí. 

Councilman Curren Price was featured in the most recent episode of Into America, a podcast by NBC News. The piece entitled “Into Defunding the LAPD” examines the issue of police funding and reform.

The podcast also features Black Lives Matter leader Melina Abdullah, and historian Max Felker-Kantor, author of Policing Los Angeles.

Click here to hear the podcast in its entirety. 

Councilman Curren Price was featured in the June 11 edition of the Los Angeles Sentinel, highlighting the virtual event "Protest and Unrest," a livestream discussion with South LA youth to talk about the social unrest and massive demonstrations occurring throughout the country. 

Click here to read the story. Check out the Councilmember's YouTube channel here to see what the participants had to say.