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Remembering Ken Draper: CityWatch and Transparency Are his Legacy

August 07 2025

Brace Yourself For A Worse Housing Crisis

August 03 2026

Be Prepared to Protect Our Democracy in November From a Trumpian Plot

August 13 2026

Nithya Raman Loses the Homelessness Gavel — Her Record Explains Why

August 10 2026

LOS ANGELES

Summer is Hot, LAUSD is Not. City Hall is Boiling

RANTZ AND RAVEZ - It has been a HOT and Muggy August in many parts of the Los Angeles Region and around California as we see students returning to school following the summer recess. The recess included all sorts of fun vacations and acti…

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LOS ANGELES

The Hidden Cost of Spacing Out Vaccines: How New Federal Directives Burden Los Angeles Working Families

CITY BLUES - On August 10, 2026, President Donald Trump signed an executive order scaling back universally recommended childhood vaccines from 18 to 11 diseases and recommending that pediatricians limit immunizations to a single shot per m…

Planning by Extinction: How LA Streamlined the Public Out

The End of the Old Land Use Order: How Rules, Not Access, Are Redefining Development in Los Angeles

Will the Mayor, City Council and School Board Find Boldness to Convert Empty Schools?

Shame on DA Nathan Hochman: The Prosecution of LAPD Officer Daniel Flores

LA County Executive Job: Candidates New and Old, Sincere and Opportunistic, are Lining Up

Op-Ed: Why Charter Reform Must Put People First

$4.4 Billion Later: Inside the Broken Machinery of Los Angeles’ Homelessness System

Hollywood Boulevard Made the Honor Roll. City Hall Flunked Stewardship

Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire: Lessons Learned

Candidate Sarah Rascón Takes Corporate PAC Check, Breaks Promise

Meetings Don’t Plant Trees: Why Los Angeles Needs Action, Not Another Advisory Committee

Los Angeles Is Not Solving Homelessness. It’s Funding Its Perpetuation.

The Facts About Permanent Supportive Housing, a Solution for Homelessness.

As Homelessness Rises, Bass and Raman Go to War

LA Spent $500 Million on Parks. It Took a Judge to Make Them Accessible

The Lucas Museum Is Ready to Tell Los Angeles' Next Great Story

Meet Jack Humphreville: Los Angeles' Fiscal Watchdog

LA is its Own Disaster Movie

When a City Council Stops Governing

LA DWP #2 (Pay Your Bill Help)

Home - HHR Rent is too High - SB-2

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