This article by Joe Linton originally appeared in StreetsBlogLA, and is republished here with his
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A Venice seafood restaurant that built its reputation on sustainable, locally sourced fish has been ordered to pay more than $120,000 in penalties after state investigators found its owner and
A growing hunger strike at the Adelanto ICE detention complex is drawing renewed scrutiny to conditions inside one of Southern California’s largest immigration detention facilities, where detainees and advocates allege
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
Dr. Reza Babapour believes Los Angeles County’s health inequities begin with a problem that receives far less attention than homelessness, public safety, or housing. There are not enough doctors. The
The line is still out the door on weekends. The coffee is still hot, the bagels are still chewy, and regulars still fill the outdoor tables at Colonial Corners along
A four-year study of unsheltered homelessness in Hollywood, Skid Row, and Venice has concluded, and its final findings cut directly against the narrative of progress that Los Angeles officials have
The half-mile Move Culver City Eastern Segment closed a key bikeway network gap. It includes top quality concrete-curb-protected bike lanes on Adams Boulevard. This morning, Culver City leaders cut a
This article by Carter Moon originally appeared in his Substack, and is republished here with his permission. Collapsing the distance between time and space to reveal who really steals from