The Sobriety Community Comes Out in Force to Convince Beverly Hills to Save the ‘Log Cabin’
Yesterday's meeting of the Beverly Hills City Council was dominated by testimonials about the importance of the decades-old space
Controversial California Housing Bill SB 50 Is Back—with Some Big Changes
A new version of pro-development SB 50 gives more control to local municipalities, but many critics remain skeptical of its effects
A Count of L.A.’s Homeless Population Gets Underway Tonight
Data about homeless individuals helps local government decide how to tackle a variety of issues
Will L.A. Housing Activists Launch an Oakland-Style Movement?
The story of four homeless Bay Area moms occupying a vacant house has inspired some Angelenos to consider more radical solutions to the housing crisis
Here’s a Map of All the HHH-Funded Housing Projects Slated to Open This Year
The $1.2 billion bond measure got off to a slow start, but 15 projects are set to be completed in 2020
10 Projects That Changed the Face of Downtown L.A. During the 2010s
These additions were major in a neighborhood that saw an unprecedented boom over the last decade
A New Report Highlights the Shocking Racial Disparity Among L.A.’s Homeless Population
Racist housing policy is at the root L.A.’s current crisis
Tom Bergin’s Historic Pub May Reopen Soon Under New Management
The building and a neighboring parcel were bought by a developer with plans for a 209-apartment complex, demolishing rent-controlled units
An Iconic Sherman Oaks Coffee Shop Is Closing Its Doors
Corky's is powering down the grill, but preservationists hope to save the Googie building it called home
The Clippers’ Inglewood Arena Clears a Major Environmental Hurtle
With the California Air Resources Board's blessing, the arena could be finished by 2024