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
At a January 15 meeting of Metro’s Executive Management Committee, Metro quietly advanced a legislative position that would weaken a state law whose central purpose is to take land use
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.
A long-running fight over a small city-owned parking lot in Venice has again broken out of the local news bubble and into the national spotlight. This week, Politico devoted a
Contribution from a Mar Vista resident We haven’t been displaced…yet. Despite having RSO (Rent Stabilization Ordinance) protections, which are many, and are much stronger than in most cities in California—it’s
