Elizabeth Chou
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Tenants’ group forms, striving to keep LA Grand hotel available to house homeless – Daily News
The group held its first rally last month, below a freeway overpass in downtown Los Angeles, to share their stories about their experience living at the hotel and to call on city leaders to hold of… → Read More
LA’s Neighborhood Council leaders urge tougher ethics laws at City Hall
Many of L.A.’s 99 neighborhood councils want City Hall to require lobbyists to admit they are lobbyists when speaking at neighborhood hearings. → Read More
LA City Council committee divided on whether to stay with LAHSA homeless services
LA City Councilman Bob Blumenfield wants the city to directly provide homeless services, saying the regional system isn’t working. → Read More
Plan to shift Scattergood power station to hydrogen is delayed by LA City Council committee
L.A. City Council’s energy committee punts on $800M plan to shift power at Scattergood Generating Station from natural gas to hydrogen. → Read More
Plan to shift Scattergood power station to hydrogen is delayed by LA City Council committee
L.A. City Council’s energy committee punts on $800M plan to shift power at Scattergood Generating Station from natural gas to hydrogen. → Read More
Former USC dean Marilyn Flynn will plead guilty in political corruption case involving Mark Ridley-Thomas
Former USC dean Marilyn Flynn will plead guilty in political corruption case involving Mark Ridley-Thomas and his son’s USC professorship. → Read More
Los Angeles sees slight homeless rise to 41,980 – but also a glimmer of hope – Daily News
A glimmer of hope in LA as the 2022 homeless count shows a slight rise — but also jump in those who are living in shelters, not on the streets. → Read More
Former LA Councilman Mitch Englander fined $80,000 for hiding more than $20,000 in gifts
Ex-councilman Mitch Englander ordered to pay $80,000 for using his position to benefit himself by taking lavish gifts and cash in Las Vegas. → Read More
LA City Council shut down by protesters second time, then bans homeless camps by schools
The meeting at Los Angeles City Hall went into recess after two members of the audience were taken away by police → Read More
LA City Council shut down by protesters second time, then bans homeless camps by schools
The meeting at Los Angeles City Hall went into recess after two members of the audience were taken away by police → Read More
City Attorney Mike Feuer calls for tougher rules for pregnancy centers that mislead on abortion services
L.A. City Attorney proposes tougher rules against deceptive ads by pregnancy centers if they steer women away from abortions. → Read More
LA City Council votes to ban makeshift dwellings near schools and day care facilities
Los Angeles City Council votes to ban homeless encampments near schools and day care facilities, citing plea from LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho. → Read More
LA City Council votes to ban makeshift dwellings near schools and day care facilities
Los Angeles City Council votes to ban homeless encampments near schools and day care facilities, citing plea from LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho. → Read More
City Hall takes a step to address the overtaking of Sixth Street Bridge
With much of Southern California thrilled by the beauty and grace of the new Sixth Street Bridge linking the Los Angeles Arts District to Boyle Heights, the city appears to have little ability to s… → Read More
DWP’s Cool LA seeks ways to bring shade and AC to hot neighborhoods that have neither – Daily News
Due to climate change and L.A.’s local heat island effect, low-income residents who don’t have AC or shade are at higher risk to die — from heat. → Read More
Criticism of a graphic novel available to children in LA libraries is defended by officials
LA librarian leaders defended a graphic novel available to children in libraries after some Neighborhood Council officials in Sunland-Tujunga said the book, which depicts a Vietnamese American refu… → Read More
Karen Bass drops support of Faisal Gill for city attorney as Rick Caruso slams Gill and Bass
Mayoral candidate Karen Bass drops support of Faisal Gill for city attorney as Bass’ rival Rick Caruso slams Gill and Bas — in a confusing back and forth as the three candidates point f… → Read More
Tearing the fabric of municipal trust: A guide to corruption cases in Los Angeles City Hall
Federal authorities are pursuing a “pay-to-play” criminal enterprise that thrived at Los Angeles City Hall unlike anything seen in modern times in the city. This guide highlights the trials and sen… → Read More
Assassination of Abe spurs strong reactions in Southern California
Former Japan prime minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination set off strong emotions in Southern California, where the longtime Japanese leader attended USC and last visited in 2015. → Read More
Dramatic outcomes in LA city races for city council and city attorney overshadow Bass vs Caruso
Final voter results on July 1 show razor-thin outcomes in dramatic races for Los Angeles City Council, Los Angeles city attorney, and other tight races, overshadowing the mayoral race between Karen… → Read More