For months after the devastating Palisades fire, residents who lost homes and loved ones waited for a clear accounting of what went wrong. What they received, a Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles landlords are finding ways to shut out renters with Section 8 housing vouchers, even though California law makes it illegal to discriminate based on a tenant’s source of
Los Angeles hotel and airport workers spent more than two years fighting for the Olympic wage. They organized across the city, testified repeatedly at City Hall and pushed through intense
As shootings by LAPD climb to their highest level in a decade, Mayor Karen Bass says she is “deeply concerned.” That concern comes as people continue to be killed by
On December 18, attorneys from multiple legal advocacy organizations, including the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, the Western Center on Law & Poverty, Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund,
What does it mean when a City Councilmember bypasses the graffiti abatement process by spray painting over political speech under pressure from locals? That’s what just happened in Brentwood, when
