Mayor Karen Bass to light menorah at citywide Hanukkah celebration.
Mayor Karen Bass and several other city officials are scheduled to celebrate the beginning of Hanukkah on Sunday, lighting the menorah at sundown at a citywide ceremony on L.A.'s Westside.
The lighting is part of a larger celebration that runs throughout the afternoon and features a street fair, carnival and performances that include Benny Friedman, Yoni Z and the Cheder Menachem Boys Choir.Pico will be closed between Doheny and Livonia Avenue for the celebration, which is hosted by Rabbi Boruch Shlomo Cunin and Chabad of California.
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