This article by Kea Wilson originally appeared in Streetsblog USA, and is republished here with her permission. The twin movements against car dominance and unjust policing are thoroughly interconnected. America’s
Los Angeles now has a clearer answer to the central question hanging over the fight to weaken Measure ULA. The proposed exemptions would not simply “reform” the voter-approved mansion tax.
A new neighborhood fight unfolding along the edge of the Santa Monica Airport is exposing larger tensions over who gets to shape the future of one of the most contested
A new public dashboard released Thursday by Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia is pulling back the curtain on one of the city’s most persistent but often hidden crises: the
The Ad Hoc Committee on Measure United to House Los Angeles met Friday morning at City Hall and delivered two very different messages about the future of the city’s largest
On Wednesday evening at Saint Bede’s Catholic Church in Mar Vista, Housing MV convened a community forum that brought together leading voices in affordable housing policy and service delivery to
