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Written by Liz Amsden on . Posted in LOS ANGELES.

101: An LAPD for the People

A lot of Angelenos want a strong police presence. Especially when perceptions of violence are being deliberately exacerbated and our Mayor has not done very much to tone down the exaggerations of the current White House occupant.  There a…

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Written by Tim Deegan on . Posted in LOS ANGELES.

A Vacancy Tax is Not an Empty Idea

Why are there vacancies during a housing shortage? It could be that speculators and investors are parking their money in real estate that sits empty, or that landlords are “warehousing” apartments as a strategy to slowly empty their apartm…

The Words of the Mahatma Meet the Works of Donald Trump

Written by Bob Gelfand on .

Is Billionaire Landlord Sam Zell the Quintessential Corporate Vulture?

Written by Patrick Range McDonald on .

LA County’s ‘Corridor of Corruption’

Written by Dan Walters on .

The Case for Juneteenth Being a Red, White, and Blue U.S. Holiday

Written by Kenneth S. Alpern on .

The Final 100 Seconds

Written by Robert Hunziker on .

Quarantine Quarrels and 10 Helpful Hints

Written by Robert J. Gould on .

Only Realistic Police Department Reform Stands a Chance

Written by Bob Gelfand on .

City Council’s Own Budget Lacks Transparency

Written by Jack Humphreville on .

Did LAPD Racially Profile a Prominent Black LA Lawmaker?

Written by Daniel Guss on .

May Day! May Day!

Written by Kevin Suscavage on .

Unanswered Questions in a City, State, and Nation Dying for Answers

Written by Kenneth S. Alpern on .

Of Monuments and Men

Written by Paul Hatfield on .

Renters Clench Their Teeth, Grinding Down on Uncertainty

Written by Tim Deegan on .

What Does Defunding the Police Mean, and Why Do It, Anyway?

Written by Bob Gelfand on .

 

 

 

 

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