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LA Times BY BENJAMIN ORESKES, DAVID LAUTER Amid deep frustration over widespread, visible homelessness, Los Angeles voters want the government to act faster and focus on shelter for people living in the streets, even if those efforts are short-term and fall short of...
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LABC President Mary Leslie was joined by a variety of public and private sector leaders, including Los Angeles Councilmembers Paul Krekorian and Curren Price, on June 21st,...
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LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Four Los Angeles mayoral candidates were asked Monday at the L.A. Business Council’s forum what they would do to keep businesses from...
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LOS ANGELES — Mayor Eric Garcetti and the Los Angeles Business Council today launched the Regional Alliance Marketplace for Procurement (RAMP), a portal that centralizes...
Top pollster finds local voters want stronger leadership, immediate short-term measures and a Right to Housing; voters losing hope and frustrated by lack of progress LOS...
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BY MARISA GERBER, DONOVAN X. RAMSEY On a recent morning, as the blanket of fog lifted into the sky, Aracelly Cauich hurried up a grassy knoll at Hollenbeck Park in Boyle...
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NEWSCONFERENCE A new survey indicates an astonishingly large number of those living in LA have thought about moving because of the homeless crisis. With nearly 40% of those...
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BY THE TIMES EDITORIAL BOARD The idea of owning a house with a backyard has long been part of the “California dream.” But the California reality for most people is renting...
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BY BENJAMIN ORESKES, JULIA WICK Facing an enormous public outcry to solve homelessness in Los Angeles, nearly all of the leading candidates for mayor in 2022 agree on at...
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BY LIAM DILLON Over the past few years, California governments have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the state’s homelessness problem, but progress has been hard to...
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BY BENJAMIN ORESKES, DAVID LAUTER Los Angeles County voters broadly support a legal right to shelter for all but offer tepid backing for new taxes that might pay for it, a...