Los Angeles has officially unveiled the Olympic and Paralympic flags at City Hall, marking the city's preparation to host the 2028 Olympic Games for the third time. Mayor Karen Bass emphasized that the games will drive essential infrastructure improvements, create job opportunities, and enhance community connections. The ceremony also featured an exhibition of memorabilia from the 1932 and 1984 Olympic Games, celebrating the city's rich Olympic history. City Council President Paul Krekorian expressed confidence in LA's ability to deliver a successful event, particularly in light of the high standards set by the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics. The flags will be displayed for residents and visitors, representing the values of excellence, respect, and friendship that the Olympics embody. This historic moment is seen as a chance for Los Angeles to showcase its commitment to a greener and more accessible city.