Half a century on the beat, and thank you very much
In a bid to blunt gentrification after fire in Altadena, nonprofits look to buy burned lots
After disasters, FEMA leases apartments for survivors. But not after the L.A. fires
Can L.A. stop homelessness before it starts? An experimental program wants to find out
L.A.'s office market takes a hit amid trade wars, fires and economic uncertainty
Measure A oversight panels set five-year goals with metrics to evaluate their success
New taxes will soon dwarf the billions spent on homelessness in last decade. Who's watching over it?
Fires, tariffs and high interest rates: L.A. housing construction plunged at start of year
