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PLUM approves Mayor's nominee Dr. Laura Dominguez to Cultural Heritage Commission

Planning and Land Use Management Committee · January 28, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved Mayor Karen Bass's nominee, historian Dr. Laura Dominguez, to the Cultural Heritage Commission after a brief presentation of her preservation credentials; the nomination moves to full council for final confirmation.

The Planning and Land Use Management Committee approved Mayor Karen Bass's nomination of Dr. Laura Dominguez to the Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission following a short presentation and no questions from committee members.

Dr. Laura Dominguez introduced herself as a historian with a Ph.D. from the University of Southern California and described nearly 18 years of work preserving places associated with historically marginalized communities; she noted recent local preservation experience designating her residence as a historic cultural monument. Dominguez thanked the mayor's office for the nomination and expressed a commitment to advancing diversity and community participation in commemorative activities.

Committee members asked no follow-up questions; the clerk recorded three ayes and the item was approved at committee. The nomination will proceed to the full City Council for final consideration as required by the city's appointment process.

Dr. Dominguez stated she is a renter in a historic courtyard apartment community in Council District 13 and cited collaborative community preservation work as a guiding experience for her service on the commission. The committee's approval advances the nomination to the next procedural step.