This article by Chris Tilly originally appeared in CityWatch LA, and is republished here with his permission. It’s a new iteration of an old story. A recent community meeting in
“Enclosures have appropriately been called a revolution of the rich against the poor.” — Karl Polanyi, The Great Transformation In The Great Transformation, the Hungarian historian Karl Polanyi located the
Newly leaked internal strategy memos offer the clearest picture yet of the political project behind California’s YIMBY and Abundance movements, a project funded by a small circle of Silicon Valley
On Tuesday, Lineage filed an application with the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety to rebuild its Boyle Heights cold-storage warehouse, even as nearby residents continue to live with
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority announced Friday that homelessness increased 3.4% in the City of Los Angeles, to 45,194 people experiencing homelessness. The number of people living unsheltered outdoors
Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto announced last week that her office has filed what it describes as the first civil lawsuit under the city’s strengthened Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance,
