Why LA’s Homeless Crisis Will Not Just Continue, But Will Get Worse
PLANNING WATCH LA
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
Why LA Remodels So Few Vacant Buildings With Low-Cost Housing For The Homeless
Taggers decorated vacant high rise buildings in Downtown LA with graffiti.
Urban Forest Blues in Los Angeles
Photo from the L.A. Bureau of Street Services Urban Forestry Division’s home page.
City Hall Again Selling Off Public Sidewalk Rights To The Sign Industry
Example of proposed Tranzito-Vector sign in public right-of-way
- Housing Element Implementation Ordinance - LA’s Future Is Up For Grabs
- McMansions Still Proliferate In Los Angeles, Driving Up Housing Costs, Homelessness, and Climate Change
- Good Grief. VIP’s Offer Inane Fixes For Homelessness And Climate Change
- City Hall’s Housing Policies Led to LAUSD Enrollment Decline
- When LA City Hall Pols Step Into The Ring Of Foreign Policy
- Real Estate Speculators Boost Profits by Bypassing Local Zoning Laws
- Residents Of LA’s Pico-Midvale Neighborhood Propose Alternative Temporary Homeless Site
- Unveiling Urban Inequality: A Comprehensive Review of "The Broken City" by Patrick M. Condon
- Livable Communities: Developer Giveaways In A Slick And Deceptive Package
- Why Don’t The Homeless Move Into Vacant Homes And Apartments?
LA CITYWIDE EVENTS
07
Jan, 2026
