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State officials officially approved the city’s housing plan, which was initially rejected for not doing enough to enhance housing equity.

Councilwoman Sherri Myers said she will give the city council a bigger role in government, promote justice and equity, and "leave no one behind."

Since their serendipitous start in a Southern Utah piano shop, THE PIANO GUYS have proven to be a powerhouse group without limits. Arriving as a musical phenomenon seemingly overnight, the quartet of Jon Schmidt [pianist, songwriter], Steven Sharp Nelson [cellist, songwriter], Paul Anderson [producer, videographer], and Al van der Beek [music producer, songwriter] have delivered bold compositions that transcend boundaries of style and genre, a boundlessness that has since translated into a massi...

The mayoral race comes at a time of transition for the city as officials grapple with issues like housing, homelessness and utilities.

City voters will get their first chance to hear from local candidates at forums scheduled this month.

Reactive Christmas party is back

Reactive Christmas party is back

The newly update Housing Element of the city of Los Angeles General Plan makes an ambitious commitment to housing construction—after decades of slow construction and a population out of scale with the city's housing stock.

The MOVE Culver City project will connect downtown Culver City with the E Line train, giving residents easier access to downtown Los Angeles and beach communities.

L.A. Planners Working to Shift Affordable Housing Distribution for More Equitable Results Almost all the affordable housing development in L.A. in the past decade has occurred in majority-minority neighborhoods. The L.A. Department of City Planning is looking for ways to make sure high-income areas do more of their fair share. June 9, 2021, 12pm PDT | James Brasuell |