Skip to main content

The CityWatch Top Stories of 2023

December 31 2023
Written by Jim Hampton.

MOST READ - As we reflect on the year 2023, CityWatch brings you the 10 most read stories that have shaped our city, from political dramas to societal challenges and heartfelt letters. Here are the standout stories that captured the attention of Angelenos. 

They are listed from #10 to #1.

You can review them by clicking on any of these links:

#10 - “Gender Transformation: The Untold Realities” and the Case of Abigail Martinez

Marc Ang

#9 - MWD Governance - How’s Adel Hagekhalil Doing?

Tony Butka

#8 - San Francisco Is Dying. Is LA Next?

Mark Dutton

#7 - Pit Bull Attack at L.A. Animal Services Shelter Severely Injures Employee, Volunteer – Will New GM Respond?

Phyllis M Daugherty

#6 - Another Media Feeding Frenzy – Judge Cara D. Hutson

Richard Lee Abrams

#5 - Student Suicides at Harvard-Westlake.  No Coverage in a One Newspaper Town

Yuval Kremer

#4 - We Know Who Killed Sheriff Deputy Clinkunbroomer, but Who Murdered Him?

Richard Lee Abrams

#3 - Former LA Chief & Councilmember Bernard C. Parks Re. Mark Ridley-Thomas’ Trial and City Hall Corruption

Bernard C. Parks

#2 - Mayor Karen Bass Betrays Los Angeles

Yuval Kremer

#1 - Pit Bull Owned by Girlfriend of Detroit Lions’ David Montgomery Attacks Neighbor and Dog

Phyllis M Daugherty

And there you have the 10 most popular stories on CityWatch according to our readers.

(Jim Hampton is the Publisher and Editor of CityWatchLA.com.  Jim has over 40 years experience in radio broadcasting, marketing and content creation.  He helped Ken Draper launch CityWatch on the web nearly 20 years ago.)

 

Get The News In Your Email Inbox Mondays & Thursdays


Featured CityWatch Stories

MY THOUGHTS - Gavin Newsom came to the final days of his final regular legislative session with one more major problem…
INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS - ED 1 Is Redeveloping Los Angeles—One Neighborhood at a Time You know that persistent, annoyin…
MY THOUGHTS - Gov. Gavin Newsom is about to decide whether California should take another extraordinary gamble with fed…
TECHNOLOGY - California lawmakers wrestled with a difficult question earlier this summer: Could the state safely share…
HOUSING IS A HUMAN RIGHT - The California Apartment Association and many of the largest corporate landlords in the Unit…