In a horrifying escalation of federal immigration enforcement, two separate car washes on the Westside were raided on back-to-back days this week, resulting in the abduction of at least 13
A new federal lawsuit could significantly weaken how California cities fund affordable housing. In Wesley Yu v. City of East Palo Alto, the plaintiff is challenging the city’s inclusionary housing
The City of Los Angeles is launching a long-awaited crossing guard expansion program aimed at improving safety for students walking and biking to school. But buried in the details of
Marina del Rey is on the verge of its biggest transformation in decades, and the question now is whether that change will serve all Angelenos or reinforce an exclusive enclave
Two LAMC 41.18 “anti-camping” zones in Venice appear to have been enacted without meeting the law’s requirements, while a third enforcement perimeter at the now-closed Venice Bridge Home remains in
When the RAND Corporation released its 2024 LA LEADS Annual Report in June, it found that the drop in Venice’s unsheltered population was driven by a reduction in vehicle dwellers,
