Are three City Council meetings a week too much? L.A. voters will decide
Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s Noah Goldberg, David…
City approves mega development that will alter downtown L.A. skyline
A massive real estate development that would include more than 1,500 residences, dramatically transform three city blocks and…
Noncitizen voting was gaining steam in L.A. Then fears of Trump backlash scuttled the plan
It was a traumatic moment for much of Southern California, as federal immigration agents snatched undocumented workers from…
City Attorney Expected to Finalize All Four Contracts for Stay Housed LA
Two of four contracts for eviction defense and tenant services were signed, with the remaining agreements in the…
LA City Receives $14M to Support its Six Animal Shelters
The city of Los Angeles received a $14 million grant from two organizations to support its six animal…
Owner of Pet Labradoodle Dog Killed by Cops Sues City of LA
The owner of a pet Labradoodle dog killed by a Los Angeles Police Department officer sued the city…
This Startup Wants to Make City Streets Searchable With AI
It sounds like the opening scene of a surveillance thriller: a startup is trying to turn San Francisco…
Battle over free public yoga classes pits ‘NamaSteve’ against a SoCal city
The battle between a yoga teacher and the city of San Diego is heating up. Steve Hubbard, known…
Contributor: Who should keep sidewalks passable? Denver solved the dilemma
Let’s say you drive over a pothole in front of your house in Denver and call the city.…
LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC REINVESTMENT PLAN FOR BASEBALL PROGRAM AND FUTURE ATHLETICS COMPLEX
Long Beach, CA, July 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Long Beach City College (LBCC) Athletics announced today a strategic…
New restaurants and pop-ups to try in Los Angeles in July 2026
Summer has just begun, but there’s a certain magic in the air in Los Angeles right now. On…
Contributor: Los Angeles’ homelessness strategy needs a next act
Four years ago, outreach workers in Hollywood knew where to find their unsheltered clients. Most lived in clusters…