Los Angeles is in a budget crisis, but the LAPD has been hiring far beyond what the city can afford and far beyond what the City Council ever approved. What
Los Angeles is called the wage theft capital of the United States for a reason. Workers here lose an estimated 1.4 billion dollars every year to employers who steal wages
Santa Monica will pay $350,000 to the descendants of Silas White, the Black entrepreneur who tried to build the Ebony Beach Club in the late 1950s only to have the
A federal judge has again found that the government is blocking immigrant detainees in Los Angeles from meeting with their attorneys, issuing a sweeping preliminary injunction that forces federal immigration
Los Angeles leaders are facing new pressure to confront the city’s human trafficking crisis after a detailed New York Times report exposed how children as young as twelve are being
Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto has asked the City Council to approve more than $12 million in new spending on outside law firms, including $850,000 to continue fighting
