Human Rights Watch Report on Homelessness in Los Angeles, “You have to move!”
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Housing Element Implementation Ordinance - LA’s Future Is Up For Grabs
Will LA’s future be over-priced, ticky-tacky apartments without yards, parking, and trees?
Why Don’t The Homeless Move Into Vacant Homes And Apartments?
Altitude Apartments, 5900 Center Drive, Los Angeles. Two-bedroom units start at $3,750/month
Why Homelessness and Traffic Get Steadily Worse In Los Angeles
Hackman Capital Associates rendering of a potential redevelopment option for its Beverly-Fairfax CBS site
Two Ways for US Government Officials To Create Homelessness: One Gradual, The Other Instant
In Gaza, US-supplied weapons made thousands of Palestinian families instantly homeless.
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- Why I am voting NO on LA’s Measure HLA
- Ode to the Los Angeles Times: On its last legs, it still shills for real estate speculators
- Crocodile Tears for The Homeless: A Pretext For Rescinding Adopted Zoning And Environmental Laws
- Is LA’s Traffic Congestion Getting Worse?
- LA’s Future: More Of the Same, Worse, Or Push-Back?
- City Hall’s Mishandling of The Homeless Crisis Is Not Its Cause
- California Continues Its Losing Streak
- Los Angeles City Hall, Home of the City’s Neglected but Nevertheless Mandatory General Plan.
- Part II: How To Make Los Angeles A Bicycle-Friendly City
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