A federal judge has again found that the government is blocking immigrant detainees in Los Angeles from meeting with their attorneys, issuing a sweeping preliminary injunction that forces federal immigration
Los Angeles spent months debating how to close a billion dollar budget gap without gutting the workers who keep the city running. The Council made a clear decision in May
Los Angeles tenants have filed a federal lawsuit accusing the city’s housing authority of cutting off Section 8 vouchers through confusing, contradictory, and misleading practices that left families believing they
Tonight’s meeting at the Vera Davis McClendon Center made plain that the City’s process for determining the building’s future has unraveled. What surfaced in the room was not just frustration
Los Angeles has released its first detailed look at how the city may implement SB 79, the statewide law that upzones land near transit starting July 2026. The new report
The Westside woke up this week to one of the most aggressive immigration enforcement operations the area has seen since the raids began. Beginning around 9:45 a.m. on November 12,
