Los Angeles approved one of the largest tenant protection investments in the city’s history this spring. Three months later, much of the money still hasn’t reached the organizations expected to
Three years after Los Angeles voters approved Measure ULA, the city’s “mansion tax,” the City Council is now moving to carve out one of its biggest exemptions yet — at
Four years after leaked recordings of Los Angeles elected officials sparked a crisis of confidence in City Hall, many of the reforms intended to rebuild public trust will not appear
This article by Mike Bravo originally appeared in Defend Venice, and is republished here with his permission. Cue the Superficial Gentry Journalism Now that Traci Park has won her second
This article by Carter Moon originally appeared in his Substack, and is republished here with his permission. On Tuesday, June 2nd California held a primary election for governor, with several
On June 2, Los Angeles voters went to the polls in a political environment that should have been favorable to challengers. A mayor widely criticized for her handling of the
