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Budget

2026-27 budgetRevenueAll fundsWhat the City owesPast budgets

Spending

CheckbookDepartmentsWho gets paid mostContractsCouncil filesCouncil officesLobbyingBehested paymentsPayrollDeep dives

Homelessness

City spending and the countInside SafeLAHSA

Neighborhoods

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About

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Results for “PORT”

City departments

  • Harbor (Port of Los Angeles)Department page

Pages

  • Download the dataEvery table behind the site as CSV or JSON, with its City source, license and column dictionary, plus a read-only API.
  • How the City budget is madeHow is the City budget made?
  • The General Fund and special fundsWhat is the difference between the General Fund and special funds?
  • City pensions in briefHow do City pensions work, and how is the City's contribution set?

Payees in the City checkbook

  • Score Sports$36.2M all years
  • Ca Department of Transportation$34.7M all years
  • MV Transportation Inc$32.5M all years
  • BSN Sports, LLC$14.9M all years
  • Parsons Transportation Group, Inc.$13.3M all years

Payments mentioning “port”

FY 2023-24 to 2026-27. Descriptions are grouped by their leading words. Descriptions used on fewer than 3 payments and totalling under $25,000, and descriptions that are only codes or case numbers, are not indexed; the register search covers every payment.

  • Search payment descriptions for “port”227 indexed descriptions, 23,406 payments$35.5M
  • RENTALS - PORTABLE TOILETS, TRAILERS, WASH STATIONS, TANKS19,684 payments$12.0M
  • CITY OF LA'S PORTION ON LARCLFA'S2 payments$4.7M
  • PORTION OF NTP FOR HSIP - CYCLE37 payments$2.3M
  • CITY OF LA'S PORTION ON LARCLFA1 payment$2.3M
  • DAY PORTER @ DOWNTOWN / CENTRAL LIBRARIES41 payments$1.7M
LA receipts

Where Los Angeles’s money goes, from the City’s own public data.

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Budget

  • 2026-27 budget
  • Revenue
  • All funds
  • What the City owes
  • Past budgets

Spending

  • Checkbook
  • Departments
  • Who gets paid most
  • Contracts
  • Council files
  • Council offices
  • Lobbying
  • Behested payments
  • Payroll
  • Deep dives

Homelessness

  • City spending and the count
  • Inside Safe
  • LAHSA

Neighborhoods

  • My district
  • Near me
  • 311 requests
  • Crime
  • Housing
  • Measure ULA

About

  • Sources and methods
  • Download the data
  • How it works
  • What changed
  • Corrections

Data Sources

  • LA Controller ↗
  • LA Open Data ↗
  • LAHSA ↗

Every figure comes from public records. Sources and methods.

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