On Wednesday, the LA City Council voted 10 to 5 to instruct the city attorney to draft amendments rolling back the Olympic Wage, a minimum wage increase for airport and
On the southwest corner of Barry and Federal just south of National Boulevard, there is a new house. A 3,729 square foot home now valued at more than four million
A new public dashboard released Thursday by Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia is pulling back the curtain on one of the city’s most persistent but often hidden crises: the
For nearly a year, Matthew, a student at LMU, spent his Sunday nights driving food from a church to unhoused residents living in encampments on the Westside. Through Sursum Corda,
More than 250 people tuned into Thursday night’s Mar Vista Community Council Planning and Land Use Management Committee hearing on Beethoven Market, turning what is normally a relatively low attendance
As ballots begin landing in mailboxes across LA, voters are once again being flooded with campaign mailers, attack ads, text messages, and endorsements from every imaginable political organization. In a
