8:30 PM PDT – 16/06/2025
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reduced the curfew time from (8 PM – 6 PM) to (10 PM – 6 PM). This happened because yesterday there were no arrests made by police at night.
LA Mayor Bass Cuts Downtown Curfew to 10 PM After Zero Arrests During Protest Night
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