The burned remains of the Pacific Palisades Bowl Mobile Estates sat untouched for more than a year after the 2025 Palisades Fire, long after nearly every other property in the
The City of Los Angeles could be collecting tens of millions of dollars in fines every month from illegal short term rentals, but a new report finds the city is
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
When Councilmember Traci Park introduced her Lot 701 motion last year, it arrived at a moment when the Venice Dell project was not stalled but advancing. The affordable housing development
The Westside Vendor Buyout project has always been about more than food. From the beginning, the goal was to create a simple but powerful loop of care by directing resources
Photo by Eric Langberg Thousands of Los Angeles students walked out of school this month to protest immigration raids affecting their families and communities, drawing an aggressive police response that
