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13 Innovators Awarded Grants through the SoCal Climate Champions Grant from SoCalGas

/PRNewswire/ -- SoCalGas announced today that 13 innovative organizations were awarded project grants of up to $40,000 each through the company's SoCal Climate...

Fallen from the middle class: 60, living in an RV and fighting to be housed

Once middle class, now 60, in an RV fighting to be housed

As L.A. officials and residents push to get rid of RV encampments, one woman's story reflects the mountainous obstacles faced by those who try to find housing.

Park$, Puppie$, and Pipe Dream$…We're NOT Converting the 90 Freeway Into a Park

CityWatch is published 24/7 with special e-news blasts on Monday and Thursday evening, with Extras as appropriate around special events such as elections or imp

Letters to the Editor: Marina Freeway isn't a joke — it's a useful L.A. road and shouldn't become a park

Readers oppose the idea to convert the Marina Freeway into green space and housing.

Proposal Would Transform L.A.'s 'Freeway to Nowhere' Into Park, Housing

A never-completed freeway segment could see new life as a mixed-use development with housing, commercial space, and one of the county’s largest parks.

This L.A. freeway is the butt of many jokes. Can it have new life as parks and housing?

A transportation advocacy group wants to turn the three-mile stretch of the unfinished Marina Freeway in Culver City into public parks and thousands of affordable housing units. The idea has already garnered some support.

Could a Marina del Rey freeway become a park?  - Santa Monica Daily Press

The 90-freeway in Marina Del Rey is a vestigial roadway left over from a bygone era’s freeway expansion boom and like an appendix or wisdom teeth, a new group thinks the community would be better if it were removed.

Sacramento is sued over failure to clean up homeless encampments

Sacramento County D.A. is suing the city’s leaders over homeless encampments, escalating a monthslong dispute in California’s capital.

Column: 'Enough is enough.' Why RV encampments might finally start disappearing in L.A.

What has been unfolding at the Ballona Wetlands represents a new model to fix a complicated homelessness problem that's mostly of L.A.'s own making.