The Venice Mexican American Traquero Monument has received final design approval from the Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Commission, ending years of city review and allowing organizers to move forward with
A Los Angeles Police Department officer who secretly recorded coworkers allegedly making racist, sexist and homophobic remarks has been charged with sixteen felonies, exposing him to up to thirteen years
A proposal to replace the Hyatt Place hotel at 750 North Nash Street in El Segundo with a five-story artificial intelligence data center and electrical substation was withdrawn Thursday night
This article by Carter Moon originally appeared in his Substack, and is republished here with his permission. The news of Democratic Socialist of America candidates in New York City’s primary
LA City Council voted Tuesday to remove one of the most significant police accountability measures from this year’s charter reform package, pulling it from the November ballot after the Los
A year after federal immigration agents began pulling vendors from their carts across Los Angeles, Westside street vendors have not recovered. The raids that swept the region last summer have
