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
Just days after the Los Angeles City Council voted to move forward with plans to weaken Measure ULA locally, a new proposal in Sacramento has opened another front in the
Los Angeles officials have spent the past year celebrating a historic drop in violence. Homicides citywide fell 19% in 2025, and elected officials, from the mayor to city councilmembers who
This article by Carter Moon originally appeared in his Substack, and is republished here with his permission. On Tuesday, June 2nd California held a primary election for governor, with several
A four-year study of unsheltered homelessness in Hollywood, Skid Row, and Venice has concluded, and its final findings cut directly against the narrative of progress that Los Angeles officials have
Los Angeles has entered one of the most consequential municipal elections in recent memory. This year, voters will choose a mayor, city attorney, city controller, and more than half of
