LA City Council voted Tuesday to remove one of the most significant police accountability measures from this year’s charter reform package, pulling it from the November ballot after the Los
Los Angeles approved one of the largest tenant protection investments in the city’s history this spring. Three months later, much of the money still hasn’t reached the organizations expected to
Los Angeles City Council voted 14-0 Tuesday to approve the first reading of an ordinance that would ban new oil and gas drilling citywide and phase out the city’s roughly
Three years after Los Angeles voters approved Measure ULA, the city’s “mansion tax,” the City Council is now moving to carve out one of its biggest exemptions yet — at
Four years after leaked recordings of Los Angeles elected officials sparked a crisis of confidence in City Hall, many of the reforms intended to rebuild public trust will not appear
Less than a month before California’s most significant transit-oriented housing law was set to take effect, the Los Angeles City Council voted to delay it. On June 3, the council
