Black, Latino families reach tentative settlement with Palm Springs
The Black and Latino families whose Palm Springs homes were razed and burned in a brutal urban renewal project in the 1950s and 1960s have … Read more
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Los Angeles moves ahead with water recycling project
Los Angeles will soon begin building a $740-million project to transform wastewater into purified drinking water in the San Fernando Valley, expanding the city’s local … Read more
LA28 boss says prep for the Olympics isn’t so different from war
The man in charge of preparing Los Angeles for the 2028 Summer Olympics was never an elite athlete. Never even worked in sports before. So … Read more
Could L.A.’s rezoning plan to boost housing supply displace tenants?
Sandra Sanchez described the headaches as strong. They come on when she starts thinking where she, her husband and two sons will live. In order … Read more
Many officers in LAPD photo lawsuit aren’t undercover, city admits
After arguing for more than a year that hundreds of undercover LAPD officers were at risk because their photos were mistakenly made public, the city … Read more
Nazarian, Hutt claim victory in council races
Adrin Nazarian claimed victory in a race to represent parts of the San Fernando Valley on the Los Angeles City Council, while Heather Hutt held … Read more
Fed up with crime and homelessness, Bay Area voters move right
SAN FRANCISCO — For decades, the Bay Area has been celebrated — and sometimes mocked — as a progressive beacon, a proud throwback to hippie-era values … Read more
Online vape retailers ignore rules protecting minors, new study finds
Public health researchers at UC San Diego tested whether 78 online retailers complied with federal and local rules on flavored vaping products. For most, the … Read more
Director Payal Kapadia arrives with ‘All We Imagine as Light’
Have you ever watched a movie and been so enveloped by its world that you wanted to live in it? Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia remembers … Read more
Editorial: L.A. voters are fed up with City Hall corruption
Two years after the leaked audio scandal rocked Los Angeles City Hall, voters finally had their say in this election. And speak they did. Voters … Read more