Speed Cameras Are Just Another Tax Disguised as Public Safety
Los Angeles is about to become a surveillance state on [...]
The LA Housing Crisis: A Bureaucratic Joke That’s All Too Real
Los Angeles’ housing crisis is no laughing matter—except when it comes to the absurd bureaucracy that governs rebuilding. With disaster victims forced to navigate twelve separate city agencies just to get permits, it’s no wonder recovery takes years. If LA truly wants residents to stay and rebuild, maybe it should start by asking: why does this process need to be so complicated?
Los Angeles Enacts Sanctuary City Ordinance Amid Federal Deportation Plans
In response to President-elect Donald Trump’s announcement to utilize military [...]
Wet Winters and Warmer Weather: A Recipe for Rat Infestations in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is facing a growing rat problem, fueled by [...]
Los Angeles DA’s Second Chance Strategy Fails After Teen’s Second Murder
In Los Angeles County, the soft-on-crime policies of District Attorney [...]
Growing Frustration as Homelessness and Crime Surge in Venice Canals
Recent brutal attacks in the Venice Canals area of Los [...]
The Exodus of Hollywood Workers Highlights California’s Growing Unaffordability Crisis
The exodus of Hollywood workers from Los Angeles continues, driven [...]
Los Angeles County Detects First West Nile Virus Mosquitoes of the Year in San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles County has detected mosquitoes carrying the West Nile [...]
Is A Proposed $30-An-Hour Minimum Wage About Income Inequality or Unionization?
The Los Angeles City Council members proposed a $30-an-hour minimum [...]
Los Angeles Audit Suggests Spending Money on Shelters
An audit released in October by the Los Angeles City [...]
