Historic Taix French Restaurant in Echo Park May Become a Mixed-Use Development
The Echo Park landmark could undergo some big changes in the coming years
Waze Hijacked L.A. in the Name of Convenience. Can Anyone Put the Genie Back in the Bottle?
Traffic apps turned the city's neighborhoods into "shortcuts." Now furious residents are attempting to take them back, street by street
Will a Lawsuit Stop Amoeba Music from Becoming a Massive Apartment Building?
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has also nominated the 20-year-old building for historic-cultural status
Donald Trump Doesn’t Seem to Understand L.A. or Its Homelessness Crisis
The president took to Fox News to talk about the "filth" plaguing Los Angeles
New York Just Passed Landmark Renter Protections…Why Can’t California?
Tenants' rights activists have won some big victories in L.A., but state-level reforms continue to flop
L.A. City Council Members Want To Put a Tax on Vacant Homes
Could an "empty housing penalty" ease the region’s housing crisis?
Environmental Groups Are Suing to Stop Fragile Grasslands from Becoming a Planned City
The lawsuit is just the latest chapter in a decades-long debate over the 6,700-acre Centennial development
You’ve Heard of NIMBYs—but Who Are the PHIMBYs?
Meet the latest faction in California’s housing wars