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Written by Chelsea Kirk on . Posted in LOS ANGELES.

Why We Need to Regulate the Little-Known, Insidious Extended-Stay Hotel 

It’s about time.   The short-term rental industry has been a disease to the city, making this ordinance long overdue. Through mass conversion of residential units into tourist accommodations for travelers, landlords have effectively remov…

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Written by Beth Cone Kramer on . Posted in LOS ANGELES.

We’ve Been Through It All Before … Together

Over 83,000 acres have burned in the Woolsey Fire, moving a destructive path through canyons to Malibu. More than 175 homes have been lost, from Bell Canyon and Hidden Hills to Calabasas and Ventura County’s Lake Sherwood.  Over 250,000 r…

Someday … There Will Be A Direct Rail Connection Between LAX and Downtown

Written by Kenneth S. Alpern on .

Perfectly Good Reasons for Trump’s Racism

Written by Earl Ofari Hutchinson on .

Councils Pushing for a More Transparent City Budget Process

Written by Jay Handal on .

Democrat Math: 31 is Greater than 45, 30 is Greater than 63 – Huh?

Written by Richard Lee Abrams on .

‘Cut Through’ Traffic’ … Are You Part of the Problem?

Written by Tim Deegan on .

An Open Letter to LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner

Written by Leonard Isenberg on .

Farewell to Arms … 100 Years Later

Written by Bob Gelfand on .

The Political Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: Planning’s Power Grab

Written by Hydee R. Feldstein on .

When Affordable Housing is a Pretext for McMansions

Written by George Crowder on .

Two Los Angeles Nominees for the Revived Dubious Achievement Awards

Written by Dick Platkin on .

‘True Believers’ a Threat to Us All

Written by Richard Lee Abrams on .

Nothing Shocks Anymore

Written by Bob Gelfand on .

Mid-Term Takeaway: We Need a Lot More Democracy

Written by Peter Certo on .

America: Permanently at Half Staff

Written by James Preston Allen on .

 

 

 

 

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