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I spend a good chunk of my time complaining about the things the city of Los Angeles is doing wrong – from single-handedly attempting to destroy our hospitality industry with a half-baked proposal to put the homeless in hotels to a City Hall that seems to run rampant with questionable activities – so it may seem odd that, today, I actually want to commend the mayor and her administration for a job well done. But then again, credit is due where credit is due. 

Killers of the Flower Moon, tribal representatives, Oklahoma filming Killers of the Flowermoon, Pawhuska, Fairfax, Osage nation

On the fateful morning of September 16, 2005, Zenith Bank Ghana embarked on its banking journey with a grand total of 45 staff...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of global banking, Zenith Bank Ghana emerges as a trailblazer in technological innovation as it celebrates its 18th anniversary. With a relentless commitment to serving its customers better, the Bank has consistently led the way in redefining banking in Ghana through innovative solutions.

If a developer proposes a 7-story apartment near single-family homes in L.A., they will face a public hearing

A newly-issued state directive seeks to ensure the ethical, transparent use and oversight of artificial intelligence technologies in Virginia.

Law Enforcement News Mother Of Slain Deputy Clinkunbroomer Slams DA Gascón Over Decision Not To Pursue Death Penalty The mother of the Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy who was fatally shot earlier this month in Palmdale said in remarks broadcast Wednesday that the district attorney's decision not to pursue the death penalty for the shooting suspect is a "disgrace." Kim

At least eight large-scale apartment housing projects in the San Fernando Valley may go through. In each case, the proposals were submitted after under a directive from Mayor Bass that lets low-income projects bypass steps like environmental reviews and public hearings.

Residents in Sherman Oaks were flabbergasted to learn that a seven-story, 200-unit building could go up on Ethel Avenue.

Bass vows a focus on processes, timeliness, taxes and fees that create barriers for entrepreneurs and small businesses.