Police were sent to a wedding reception at a mansion in the tony Holmby Hills area Wednesday night in response to multiple noise complaints.
The city attorney’s office has said homeowners with a history of renting to partygoers could face criminal prosecution and six months in jail.
Officials also have expressed concern that, with bars and nightclubs closed, people may be increasingly holding private parties as a substitute.” and often happen at homes that are vacant or used for short-term rentals. He announced that, starting Friday night, if Los Angeles police officers respond to and verify that a large party is occurring at a property, and there’s evidence that the venue has repeatedly engaged in such behavior, the department will request that the city shut off water and power services to the property within 48 hours.
“The consequences of these large parties ripple far beyond just those parties,” Garcetti said. “They ripple throughout our entire community because the virus can quickly and easily spread.” Times staff writers Leila Miller and Richard Winton and City News Service contributed to this report.
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