This article by Mike Bonin originally appeared in ThinkForward and is republished with permission. A Sacramento law firm. A cascade of dark money nonprofits. The same playbook that reshaped San
This article by Rosalind Jones originally appeared in KnockLA and is republished with permission. The once-abandoned diner in Miracle Mile was a temporary media stunt for the Bernie Sanders campaign,
Six of the most powerful business groups in Los Angeles have announced that they are prepared to spend seven figures to reelect Mayor Karen Bass. On its own, that is
This article by Kea Wilson originally appeared on Streetsblog USA and is republished with permission. The human costs of the pedestrian death crisis are unacceptable even as deaths begin to
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
