When UCLA Health ended a longstanding contract to provide specialty care to thousands of low-income
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The City of Los Angeles has suffered another legal defeat in its ongoing effort to block Venice Dell, the 120-unit affordable and supportive housing development planned for a city-owned parking
After years of pushing block-by-block restrictions on recreational vehicle parking across Council District 11, Los Angeles Councilmember Traci Park is now proposing to ban RV parking on every city street,
Just ten days after LA City Council’s Public Safety Committee stalled Councilmember Traci Park’s sweeping proposal to expand the criminalization of homelessness, Park introduced another resolution creating new enforcement zones
The Measure ULA Citizen Oversight Committee voted Thursday to advance a package of developer tax breaks on newly constructed housing, despite growing evidence undermining the case for those concessions. The
After spending much of the past two years attacking Mayor Karen Bass, billionaire developer Rick Caruso is now praising her leadership. And Caruso is not alone in this political whiplash.
Registration for the October 22 virtual event requires personal contact information and responses to questions about homelessness policy, including some with limited answer choices. Park’s office did not respond to
A loud roar and gas odors alarmed Playa del Rey residents Thursday evening, October 15, prompting neighbors to seek answers about a gas release at the SoCalGas storage facility near
A city can promise not to share residents’ information with ICE while handing that information to a private company that then serves it up to immigration enforcement. That potential gap
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