A federal judge’s decision to let California’s new antisemitism law take effect has quietly redrawn the boundaries of classroom speech, with consequences that extend far beyond the specific lawsuit before
A long-running fight over a small city-owned parking lot in Venice has again broken out of the local news bubble and into the national spotlight. This week, Politico devoted a
By Barrie Levy, Pat Raphael, and Chris Tilly, originally published in City Watch LIVING CRISIS – An average of six unhoused persons die each day in Los Angeles County, according
From contributor Stephanie Wade Let’s talk about your intentions, Mr. Buttigieg. I am a trans woman, a teacher, and a veteran trying to find protection and comfort in this dangerous
Contribution from a Palisades resident whose family lost their home in the fire For longtime residents of the Palisades, news of a fire breaking out in the Highlands is not
Los Angeles Councilmember Traci Park is overseeing the expansion of automated license plate reader cameras across the Westside, promoting the move as a public safety upgrade in response to an
