Los Angeles is in a budget crisis, but the LAPD has been hiring far beyond what the city can afford and far beyond what the City Council ever approved. What
LAPD has failed to meet multiple state deadlines to publicly report its use of less lethal weapons during the June 2025 protests, deepening concerns about the department’s accountability and the
Los Angeles has quietly stopped repaving its streets, and the picture that is emerging makes the situation look less like bureaucratic slowdown and more like a coordinated attempt to avoid
Jonathan Hale, a law student and pedestrian safety advocate, was arrested this week while painting a white crosswalk at an unmarked intersection in Westwood. The volunteer-led action was organized by
This book review comes to us thanks to guest contributor Carter Moon. Check out his Substack here! No other book I’ve read this year has humbled me quite like Abolish
Los Angeles is nearing final approval of a major update to the city’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance. The proposal adjusts how annual rent increases are calculated, limits rent banking practices that
