Residents of William Mead Homes are organizing to stop the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles from demolishing the Chinatown public housing community where generations of families have
Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia is demanding that LA28 turn over financial records the private Olympic organizing committee is contractually required to provide to the city, after his office
Who won the first mayoral debate of the general election? Mayor Karen Bass or Councilmember Nithya Raman? L.A. TACO had the sharpest answer: the homeowners in the room. That conclusion
Los Angeles police are using the city’s anti-camping law against street vendors near MacArthur Park, exposing how easily a law enacted to displace unhoused people can be turned against anyone
One of LA’s most persistent housing problems is the enormous gap between a single-family house and a large apartment building. This month, Westside residents have an opportunity to help shape
LA City Council approved seven new 41.18 enforcement zones proposed by Councilmember Traci Park on August 4, even after community members warned that the resolution lacked the required documentation and
