When Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath abruptly canceled plans for a 49-bed interim housing project in Santa Monica earlier this month, the decision appeared to mark another victory for
LA County is moving forward with plans to build a new 167-bed homeless housing facility at the West L.A. Armory on Federal Avenue, replacing the winter shelter that quietly operated
Malibu has once again chosen enforcement over empathy. This week, the city declared a local emergency and granted itself new powers to remove and arrest unhoused residents from high fire
ICE agents detained at least four workers and one bystander during a Friday morning operation at a car wash on Pico Boulevard in Santa Monica, sparking outrage and fear across
Los Angeles County has declared a local state of emergency in response to a surge in federal immigration enforcement activity, becoming the first county in the country to do so.
When Councilmember Traci Park announced in her district newsletter that the 405 freeway underpass along Venice Blvd would soon receive a new mural, she framed the change as a triumph
