As the city pushes aggressive sustainability targets, experts say it's catching up to—but still lagging behind—European and Asian peers in critical areas.
As construction transforms Wilshire Boulevard, community members worry about rising costs, displacement, and whether promised transit benefits will actually reach them.
As cities worldwide grapple with integrating newcomers, Los Angeles offers lessons—and warnings—from its decades-long experience managing one of America's most diverse populations.
Community members in South Los Angeles neighborhoods share their frustrations as aging facilities and chronic underfunding continue to impact student outcomes.
Community members voice concerns about a proposed development on Whittier Boulevard, arguing the city's affordability requirements don't go far enough.
As the Metro's ambitious 2028 Olympics deadline slips further into question, working families across South LA and the San Fernando Valley face mounting delays that ripple through their daily lives.
As border crossings surge and housing pressures mount, city leaders and immigration experts say Los Angeles must chart its own course on sanctuary protections.
Los Angeles officials are piloting new density policies in Echo Park and beyond—but experts say the city is moving slower than peer metropolises facing similar affordability challenges.
As the city rolls out ambitious climate initiatives, residents across South Los Angeles to the San Fernando Valley are discovering tangible benefits—from lower utility bills to cleaner air and safer neighborhoods.
With enrollment shifts, state funding pressures, and infrastructure needs colliding, Los Angeles Unified faces pivotal decisions that will reshape classrooms across the district.
With violent crime up 12% in South LA this quarter, police leadership faces tough choices on resource allocation, community policing models, and emergency response protocols.
As projects proliferate across the region, data reveals the staggering scale of Los Angeles' infrastructure transformation and the funding challenges that threaten completion timelines.
As the neighbourhood faces competing visions for its future, residents and city officials must decide whether ambitious growth aligns with the area's creative identity.
The City Council pushed forward controversial mixed-use development rules Monday while budgetary tensions simmer over transit funding ahead of the summer recess.
From Downtown to the Valley, the LAPD and local agencies are testing strategies that differ sharply from those deployed in other major metropolitan centers worldwide.