We Asked Top Architects for Bold Solutions to L.A.’s Homeless Crisis. Here’s What They Came Up With
Can smart architects short-circuit opposition to affordable housing? These 13 designs may do the trick
Flying Cars Could Be a Reality Within the Decade. Will L.A. Be Ready?
Eric Garcetti's office is working with the World Economic Forum on a plan for 'urban air mobility'
An L.A. Neighborhood Is in Turmoil After Residents Place Boulders in an Underpass to Deter the Unhoused
An unofficial effort to keep tents from popping up under the highway in the Reynier Village neighborhood has caused citywide outcry
Will the Pandemic Change the Face of Los Angeles Architecture Forever?
A downtown architecture firm is shaping a vision for a more equitable post-pandemic Los Angeles that goes beyond social distancing
An Aerial Tram Could Move Visitors Around Griffith Park, but Not Everyone Has High Hopes for the Project
Conservation activists say the development could permanently harm Griffith Park and its wildlife
Mayor Garcetti Backs Proposal to Make Metro Bus and Rail Rides Totally Free
Los Angeles would be the first major city in the world with a fare-free public transit system
Amid a Worsening Homelessness Crisis, Two Temporary Housing Options Are Ramping Down
As Los Angeles shifts its focus to permanent housing solutions, advocates worry that some people could fall through the cracks at a critical moment
Upward of 300,000 L.A. Households Could Be at Risk if the State’s Eviction Ban Expires Next Month
As the state Judicial Council considers rescinding current tenant protections, a UCLA study warns of worst-case scenarios
Will the City Hall Corruption Scandal Doom a Massive DTLA Development?
Officials are seeking to revoke permits for an L.A. Live-adjacent megaproject that City Attorney Mike Feuer has called ”a product of corruption”
Inside Veterans Row, the Tent City That’s Sprung Up Outside the VA
Outside the VA's fenced-in campus, homeless veterans are calling attention to the agency's neglect