Posted inEducation Community college students need housing, Cal State LA will house some for the first time by LAist Aug. 8, 2026Aug. 7, 2026
Posted inKoreatown Koreatown gains 80 new affordable housing apartments by Hanna Kang Aug. 6, 2026Aug. 6, 2026
Posted inHousing The LA Olympics is expected to displace unhoused people living around venues. So what’s the plan? by LAist Aug. 5, 2026Aug. 5, 2026
Posted inWestlake Can a historic LGBTQ+ Latino bar find a new home in Westlake? Its future neighbors say not here. by Isaac Vargas Aug. 5, 2026Aug. 5, 2026
Posted inLos Angeles City For veterans shut out of VA benefits, this Harvard Heights home offers a fresh start by Hanna Kang Aug. 4, 2026Aug. 4, 2026
Posted inLong Beach Long Beach starts offering rental subsidies to older adults. Here’s how to apply. by Long Beach Post Jul. 30, 2026Jul. 30, 2026
Posted inLos Angeles City There were fewer tents around MacArthur Park, but more people were living without shelter this year by Hanna Kang and Angelo Claure Jul. 24, 2026Jul. 24, 2026
Posted inHousing LA homelessness rose in 2026, official count shows by LAist Jul. 24, 2026Jul. 24, 2026
Posted inBusiness & Development Inglewood is redrawing the city map for the first time in nearly 40 years by Isaiah Murtaugh Barish Jul. 21, 2026Jul. 21, 2026
Posted inPico Union The city cleared a longtime encampment. Neighbors wonder what it’ll take for lasting change by Hanna Kang Jul. 17, 2026Jul. 17, 2026
Posted inWestlake ‘You feel human again’: What free haircuts mean to unhoused people at MacArthur Park by Angelo Claure Jul. 15, 2026Jul. 15, 2026
Posted inWestlake The city towed away her livelihood. She’s not the only one by Angelo Claure Jul. 7, 2026Jul. 7, 2026