In his recent Green New Deal announcement, the Mayor called for L.A. to plant and maintain 90,000 new trees. Controller Galperin's recommendation to conduct a citywide inventory of existing street trees is a necessary first step.

Galperin urged the City to better protect against fraud in IT contracts. This follows an investigation that discovered several LADBS employees created fake invoices and falsified IT contract receipts, costing the City $3.5 million.

Galperin recently attended Tyler Connect 2019 in Dallas, TX — a conference for data, technology and government professionals from across the country to exchange ideas, insights and solutions.

Galperin recently launched a new, modernized website, giving Angelenos a simpler way to access audits, financial reports and City performance metrics.

Galperin and other L.A. representatives spent the week in Washington, D.C., meeting with policymakers and thought leaders in the nation's capital advocating for issues important to Angelenos.

Controller Galperin's new report on L.A.'s tree maintenance program said the City must do so if it wants to take better care of hundreds of thousands of street trees.

Controller Galperin released a report last week calling on the City to reform how it handles more than 700 special funds that hold $4 billion.

L.A. Controller Galperin just released the City’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2018, which details the the City’s bottom line and cautions about challenges on the horizon.

What would happen if another massive earthquake hit Los Angeles today? How ready is the City to deal with a similar calamity?

Looking back on everything L.A. Controller Galperin's office has accomplished in 2018.