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Second Judge Clears Way for Curren Price to Face Trial on 12 Public Corruption Felonies
CURREN EVENTS - Los Angeles City Councilmember Curren Price is headed toward trial on 12 felony public corruption charges after a second Superior Cou…

A Second Karen Bass Term Gets Her (and Us) Four More Years Of Well-Earned Voter Outrage
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Bryan Freedman and the Legal Infrastructure Behind Los Angeles Entertainment
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How Los Angeles Homeowners Can Use Home Equity to Finance Major Home Improvements
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The Hidden Cost of Spacing Out Vaccines: How New Federal Directives Burden Los Angeles Working Families
Written by Ziggy Kruse Blue and Bob Blue on .

The End of the Old Land Use Order: How Rules, Not Access, Are Redefining Development in Los Angeles
Written by Thomas Glick on .

Will the Mayor, City Council and School Board Find Boldness to Convert Empty Schools?
Written by NICK PATSAOURAS on .

Shame on DA Nathan Hochman: The Prosecution of LAPD Officer Daniel Flores
Written by Caroline Aguirre on .

LA County Executive Job: Candidates New and Old, Sincere and Opportunistic, are Lining Up
Written by NICK PATSAOURAS on .

$4.4 Billion Later: Inside the Broken Machinery of Los Angeles’ Homelessness System
Written by Mihran Kalaydjian on .

Hollywood Boulevard Made the Honor Roll. City Hall Flunked Stewardship
Written by Dylan Kendall on .

Meetings Don’t Plant Trees: Why Los Angeles Needs Action, Not Another Advisory Committee
Written by Avrohom Moshe on .

Los Angeles Is Not Solving Homelessness. It’s Funding Its Perpetuation.
Written by James A. Ditto on .

The Facts About Permanent Supportive Housing, a Solution for Homelessness.
Written by Chris Tilly, CD11 Coalition for Human Rights on .











