This article by Rosalind Jones originally appeared in KnockLA, and is republished here with their permission. The terms of the contract are unknown as the city attorney’s office negotiates with
Laura Arbios never intended to make a political artwork. The first pieces of what has become a growing community abortion blanket were simply crochet squares her mother and aunt learned
After more than a year of lawsuits, repeal campaigns, legislative attacks, and relentless pressure from the real estate industry, Measure ULA appears to have survived its biggest political threat. On
LA City Council voted Tuesday to remove one of the most significant police accountability measures from this year’s charter reform package, pulling it from the November ballot after the Los
Los Angeles approved one of the largest tenant protection investments in the city’s history this spring. Three months later, much of the money still hasn’t reached the organizations expected to
More than a week after it began, the Lineage fire is finally out. Firefighters extinguished the warehouse blaze in Boyle Heights on Wednesday evening, and the column of black smoke
