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Israel’s Fateful Election: A Nation On The Brink
October 22 2026
LOS ANGELES

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Bureaucracy: LAUSD Can’t Top Its High-Performing Charter Schools, So It’s Tormenting Them to Death
Charters are publicly funded schools that offer students an alternative to the local public school monopoly. They have been a particular boon to l…

Planners, Politicians, Public: Leave Parking Out of LA’s Future at Your Own Risk
Written by Kenneth S. Alpern on .

LA Has a Homeless Housing Crisis but Short-Circuiting the Law isn’t the Answer
Written by Casey Maddren on .

Not So Clean Streets: LA City Controller Tells Us What We Already Knew
Written by Dennis P. Zine on .

Time for the City to Pull the Curtain on Its Best Kept Secret: LA’s Neighborhood Councils
Written by Bob Gelfand on .

LA Women Head to Downtown Streets Again … will Protest Workplace Harassment and Sexual Assault
Written by Beth Cone Kramer on .

Maybe It's NOT a Good Idea to Turn Venice into another Wilshire Blvd
Written by Kenneth S. Alpern on .

Does Councilman Koretz’ Latest Proposal Legalize Animal Hoarding?
Written by Phyllis M. Daugherty on .

PLUM Committee: Reading Between the Lines at the Latest SRO Airbnb Meeting
Written by Tony Butka on .

What “Business as Usual” Means at City Hall and for the Residents of Los Angeles
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