ICE raids and violence may be out of the headlines, but federal immigration enforcement operations continue to result in shootings across the country. The latest occurred on the morning of
Los Angeles officials are calling it a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity to rebuild trust in City Hall. After months of meetings, the Charter Reform Commission has released a sweeping package of recommendations
On April 1, 2026, thousands of people in Los Angeles County lost access to CalFresh, California’s food assistance program, not because their circumstances changed, but because federal law changed around
Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia released a new report this week revealing that $80.4 million is sitting idle across 177 special city funds, some of which have not seen
Los Angeles privatized its film permit office in 1995 to cut red tape. What it built instead was a revenue machine for LAPD. When the Baywatch reboot showed up at
Residents urge community to speak up as city hearing approaches After months of community organizing, back-channel correspondence, and a contentious September meeting, the future of three Italian Stone Pines on
