After less than a year in operation, Beethoven Market in Mar Vista has lost its ability to serve alcohol, a city enforcement action that quickly moved from a planning file
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ruled that the City of Los Angeles violated California’s open meeting law when the City Council secretly approved a sweeping plan to remove
One year after the Pacific Palisades fire devastated entire neighborhoods, Los Angeles is confronting what the disaster revealed and what has gone unlearned since. Thousands of residents lost homes and
West Los Angeles remains on high alert this week after multiple verified ICE staging incidents and detentions on Tuesday, January 13, confirmed and reported by West Los Respuesta Rápida through
Los Angeles is on the brink of a new homelessness surge, and this time the trigger is not a sudden economic shock but a deliberate federal retreat from housing assistance.
A federal judge’s decision to let California’s new antisemitism law take effect has quietly redrawn the boundaries of classroom speech, with consequences that extend far beyond the specific lawsuit before
