Traci Park’s recent interview with the Westside Current reveals a councilmember on the defensive. As scrutiny intensifies across housing, homelessness, immigration, climate, labor, and tenant policy, Park appears to be
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ruled that the City of Los Angeles violated California’s open meeting law when the City Council secretly approved a sweeping plan to remove
One year after the Pacific Palisades fire devastated entire neighborhoods, Los Angeles is confronting what the disaster revealed and what has gone unlearned since. Thousands of residents lost homes and
Los Angeles is on the brink of a new homelessness surge, and this time the trigger is not a sudden economic shock but a deliberate federal retreat from housing assistance.
By Barrie Levy, Pat Raphael, and Chris Tilly, originally published in City Watch LIVING CRISIS – An average of six unhoused persons die each day in Los Angeles County, according
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Curtis A. Kin has ordered the City of Los Angeles to pause its implementation of Assembly Bill 630, a plan led by Councilmember Traci
