Three years after Los Angeles voters approved Measure ULA, the city’s “mansion tax,” the City Council is now moving to carve out one of its biggest exemptions yet — at
Four years after leaked recordings of Los Angeles elected officials sparked a crisis of confidence in City Hall, many of the reforms intended to rebuild public trust will not appear
Less than a month before California’s most significant transit-oriented housing law was set to take effect, the Los Angeles City Council voted to delay it. On June 3, the council
When the Mar Vista Community Council voted earlier this year to oppose automated license plate reader cameras and call for their removal, residents raised familiar questions: Do the cameras improve
A year after federal immigration agents began pulling vendors from their carts across Los Angeles, Westside street vendors have not recovered. The raids that swept the region last summer have
Four years after leaked City Hall recordings plunged Los Angeles into a crisis of public trust, many of the reforms intended to remake city government may never reach voters. Late
