As Budget Season Approaches, the City Is Bracing for a Big Dip in Revenue
First comes the health crisis, then comes the financial crisis
Councilman David Ryu Sets His Sights on City Hall Corruption—but Will He Get Any Traction?
In the throes of a tough re-election battle, the District 4 councilman is again pushing efforts to boost accountability and reduce developer influence in City Hall
Why Hasn’t L.A. Councilman José Huizar Resigned? It’s Complicated
Some elected officials have demanded that the embattled Eastside councilmember step down—but leaving voluntarily may not be in the cards
4 Big Local News Stories That Are Being Overlooked in the Coronavirus Era
The pandemic is dominating attention spans, but L.A still has to confront issues including City Hall corruption and a voting system failure
A Former Aide to Councilman José Huizar Will Plead Guilty to Racketeering
Another day, another guilty plea in the increasingly explosive City Hall corruption investigation
Bribes, Bags of Money, and Karaoke—the City Hall Corruption Probe Keeps Getting Wilder
The ongoing federal probe into City Hall corruption takes another jaw-dropping turn
Another Person Pleads Guilty in the City Hall Corruption Investigation—and the Details Are Damning
A real estate consultant admits to a RICO act violation in scheme to push a big downtown project
Mayor Garcetti’s State of the City Address: Furloughs, a Battered Economy, and a Plea for Federal Help
The Mayor of L.A.'s annual update was peppered with grim realities