A new investigation has found that Los Angeles issued more than 12,500 street sweeping tickets on days when no street sweeping was scheduled, resulting in nearly $910,000 in erroneous fines
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,
Brian Reynolds sets up his easel on a strip of sidewalk most people cross without registering. A stretch of Inglewood Boulevard at the top of the hill. The base of
On June 29, local residents packed St. Mark Parish for what was billed as a community meeting about neighborhood concerns surrounding supportive housing. By the end of the evening, the
Los Angeles City Councilmember Traci Park is asking the City to abandon one of the central ideas that has shaped modern homelessness policy. In a motion introduced last month, Park
When the Palisades and Eaton fires swept across Los Angeles in January 2025, public officials urged residents to evacuate or shelter indoors, depending on the level of risk. The guidance
