By Jules Boykoff, reposted from The Guardian When the International Olympic Committee first handed Los Angeles the 2028 Summer Olympics back in 2017, IOC president Thomas Bach called it “a
On Sunday, August 17, the streets of Los Angeles will come alive in a way that has become both familiar and radical. CicLAvia is returning to the Westside, turning six
On July 8, Santa Monica residents, workers, and community organizations will gather at City Hall to urge the City Council to include below market rate housing in the future redevelopment
The June 24 detention of a woman by ICE agents inside UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center has sparked widespread outcry across Los Angeles, with community advocates, faculty, and legal observers
(This article is reposted from J.T. the L.A. Storyteller’s Substack. Click here to subscribe, and check out J.T.’s podcast here.) On the federal government’s quick descent into fascism and how
In December 2024, Los Angeles City Councilmember Traci Park introduced a motion directing the LAPD and Library Department to report on safety measures across city libraries. The motion includes a
