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The city government is fast-tracking zoning changes and streamlined permitting to get below-market-rate apartments built faster, with the first 2,400 units projected to open within 18 months.
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A new city push to streamline zoning and permitting for converting office buildings into apartments aims to fast-track housing, but residents are unlikely to see new units open for at least two years.
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New investments approved by the city council will increase access to mental health care, homelessness prevention, and youth programs across Los Angeles neighborhoods.
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Decisions on waste management rates and funding for renter legal services will directly affect monthly household budgets across Los Angeles.
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The 12-2 vote on July 9 requires 20 percent of units in new residential developments to remain affordable for 55 years, expected to add roughly 8,000 affordable units across the city by 2035.
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A major ruling on immigration enforcement and a personnel shakeup at the regional EPA office could reshape how federal agencies operate across Southern California.
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