Los Angeles privatized its film permit office in 1995 to cut red tape. What it built instead was a revenue machine for LAPD. When the Baywatch reboot showed up at
The Baywatch reboot is struggling to film in Venice. After three days of beach shooting, the production was told it was not welcome back at its primary location and has
Los Angeles is facing a potential overhaul of how it runs homelessness programs as city leaders consider pulling hundreds of millions of dollars away from the Los Angeles Homeless Services
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has blocked the city’s attempt to expand the towing and dismantling of recreational vehicles, delivering a significant legal setback to one of City Hall’s
Just weeks after the Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission quietly removed references to climate change and disadvantaged communities from its annual work plan, local governments in other parts of the
As immigration raids continue to disrupt workplaces and families across Los Angeles, the County Board of Supervisors this week declined to advance a proposal that housing advocates say could have
