Hundreds were about to be kicked off housing vouchers. A last-minute fix gives them a path forward
An emergency housing program that helped around 500 chronically homeless people is ending. Long Beach says it has a plan to keep helping everyone involved.
Final cleanup of Lineage warehouse is complete, company says
Lineage must continue to comply with an odor abatement order from South Coast AQMD, and is also required to continue air monitoring around the warehouse.
LA neighborhood councils: 3 things to know before attending a meeting
Want to get involved in your neighborhood? You don’t have to be a policy expert. Here’s how to find your neighborhood council, check meeting agendas and speak up at a meeting.
A famous singer’s niece built a food business on her own name. A fire threatened to end it
Long Beach has rallied around Casa Camaron y Gavino’s Sushi, raising thousands of dollars for the wife and husband behind it to rebuild.
He uncovered wasteful LA homelessness spending. So why was he removed as audit chair?
Asked why Justin Szlasa was removed from the post, the LAHSA Commission head says that it is her ‘prerogative’ to change committee assignments.
To fight break-ins, Long Beach may cover the cost to secure your business or vacant storefront
A new grant program is meant to help small businesses install cameras, lights and alarms. Landlords are also eligible.
Rain is coming for Labor Day weekend. Here’s what to expect
In addition to light rain, forecasters are warning of dangerous surf.
LA moved Raz Chowdhury off the streets of Koreatown and into a hotel room. A week later he was dead.
Chowdhury was among 31 people moved into housing during an Inside Safe operation in June. A week later, he died at a hotel in Westlake.
How will LA’s next mayor take on the city’s environmental challenges? 3 candidates’ forum takeaways
Environmental and climate issues are top of mind for many Angelenos during a summer marked by extreme heat, humidity and the Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights that affected surrounding neighborhoods for months.
I struggled to get clear answers about Lineage disaster loans. Imagine what small business owners are facing
It took me hours of calls, emails and a visit to a business resource center to get clear answers about recent changes to federal loan programs by the Trump administration, and even experts struggled to explain it.
Authorities investigate after body found in Hollenbeck Park lake
Community members who regularly volunteer at the park gathered at the scene as authorities investigated.
LA County rolls out revamped public comment system for Board of Supervisors meetings
Gone are the days of access codes, pins and ‘raise hand’ features for public comment callers.
LAUSD students barred from AI use in a surprise to school board and parents
District officials announced Wednesday that software now blocks all generative artificial intelligence tools from LAUSD student laptops and tablets.
Here’s what’s happening with construction at Inglewood parks, from playgrounds to pickleball courts
Almost all of Inglewood’s parks have a construction project underway or set to begin within the next six months.
A 54-year-old champion in 70 pounds of armor: Why armored combat MMA is selling out venues
Forget Ren Faires. Armed with steel, dulled weapons and decades of martial arts training, champion Ronin Sato explains why he steps into the cage.
What LAPD requires during stops — and where its gang unit fell short
The inspector general’s review of 300 traffic stops from 2023 found violations in searches, camera use and documentation, underscoring longstanding concerns about community trust.
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