Los Angeles World Airports is moving forward with a $1.5 billion expansion of roads and ramps around LAX that critics say will make congestion worse, not better. The Airfield &
Streets for All, an LA nonprofit focused on safer, more sustainable streets, has launched a campaign to amend the City Charter and overhaul how the city manages its roads and
Los Angeles is taking a major step toward protecting workers from wage theft, the widespread and largely unpunished practice of employers withholding legally earned pay. A new report released by
Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia has been thrust back into the center of the city’s homelessness debate, this time by order of a federal judge. In a move that
Los Angeles city departments are scrambling to meet a November 21 deadline to submit their budgets for the 2026–27 fiscal year, even as many face orders to identify deep spending
Federal prosecutors have opened two criminal cases that reveal how millions of dollars meant to combat homelessness in California may have been siphoned into luxury spending and speculative real estate
