The Ad Hoc Committee on Measure United to House Los Angeles met Friday morning at City Hall and delivered two very different messages about the future of the city’s largest
This article by Tasbeeh Herwees originally appeared on her No Bad Days Substack, and is republished here with her permission. As we previously reported, Lazy Acres will soon be opening
On Tuesday, the Planning and Land Use Management Committee voted to deny a community appeal of the proposed demolition of the Barry Building, a Brentwood historic landmark. City Council has
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
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
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
