Dems and Trump Agree on Housing: Eliminate Public Housing and then Police the Homeless
PLANNING WATCH LA
Why is Los Angeles a City in Deep Crisis?
Pacific Palisades after the January 2025 fires. A half-year later, hardly anything had changed.
Getting Lost in the Weeds of the State-imposed Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) for Los Angeles
Architectural drawing of a potential apartment building in a neighborhood zoned for houses.
The Continued Mansionization Of Los Angeles Neighborhoods
McMansion in Los Angeles neighborhood of Beverly Grove, with photoshopped sign.
Livable Communities: If Something Is Too Good To Be True, It Probably Is
Imaginary Livable Communities housing | Reality of the Long-term Housing Crisis
Why LA’s Wildfires Are Becoming More Destructive
Climate scientist Ben Hamlington works on understanding how climate change is affecting communities. Losing his house in the Eaton Fire has erased the line between his job and his life. -Ryan Kellman/NPR
- Billions Spent On Homelessness, Yet It Is Still Increasing. Why?
- Why Has The Price Of Housing Increased Faster Than Incomes?
- Investors Behind the US Housing Affordability Crisis
- Why LA Remodels So Few Vacant Buildings With Low-Cost Housing For The Homeless
- LA’s City Council is Ready to Adopt the Citywide Housing Incentive Program (CHIPs) Ordinances
- Measure A Passes: LA County Approves 0.25% Sales Tax Hike for Homeless Programs
- LA’s City Hall Rveals the Democratic Party’s Failing Domestic Policies
- Can Voting Resolve Local Policy Issues?
- LA’s New Zoning Code Is Under Review At The City Attorney’s Office
- Urban Forest Blues in Los Angeles
LA CITYWIDE EVENTS
07
Jan, 2026
