This review was originally published on Carter Moon’s Substack. Subscribe here! Osita Nwanevu is much smarter than I am. I want to begin by saying that because this is going
Los Angeles privatized its film permit office in 1995 to cut red tape. What it built instead was a revenue machine for LAPD. When the Baywatch reboot showed up at
A loophole that civic reform groups spent years trying to close after a 2022 campaign finance scandal appears to have been quietly patched by the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission,
A massive strike that would close Los Angeles Unified School District campuses across the city is now set for April 14 unless contract talks between LAUSD and its two largest
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At the first major mayoral debate this week hosted by the Housing Action Coalition and Streets For All, one of the central ideas driving Los Angeles housing policy was laid
