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Long Beach Releases a “Vacancy to Vibrancy” Real Estate Map
The City of Long Beach introduced an innovative interactive map for transforming vacancies into vibrant opportunities.
Read MoreDTLA Alliance Report Shows Fresh Progress in Downtown
DTLA has faced numerous challenges since COVID-19. However, the latest Q2 2024 report from the DTLA Alliance reveals ongoing positive developments in Downtown Los Angeles.
Read MoreMeasure HLA Poised to Pass
Measure HLA is poised to pass after achieving a margin that is unlikely to change with the remaining ballots.
It requires the city complete planned improvements from its Mobility Plan 2035 each time it makes other street upgrades.
A late opposition campaign from the firefighters union was not enough to prevent this measure’s passage.
Read MoreCalifornia Lawmaker Proposes Bill That Would Legalize Drinking on Public Streets
A bill proposed in the State Senate would allow for the consumption of alcohol in certain public streets and areas.
Read MoreCan Congestion Pricing Improve Public Transit?
There is no denying traffic congestion is one of LA’s major evils. How we can fix this problem is widely debated, yet a new solution has come into the conversation: congestion pricing.
Read MoreLA City Councilmember Curren Price Charged with Embezzlement
Los Angeles City Councilmember Curren Price has been charged with counts of embezzlement, perjury, and conflict of interest.
Read MoreLAUSD Teachers to Receive a Raise with New Contract
Following a three-day strike, LAUSD and teachers unions have reached an agreement on a new contract.
Read MoreGloria Molina Passes Away at 74
Former Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor Gloria Molina has passed away at age 74 after a three-year battle with cancer.
Read MoreWriters Guild of America Members Begin Strike
Writers Guild of America union members have officially begun a strike after not being to complete a deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.
Read MoreL.A. County Loses 90,000 in Population
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Los Angeles County lost 90,000 in population in 2022.
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