The L.A. Department of Water and Power promises to lead the way to an affordable, clean energy future. Yet for three years it has sat idle while other utilities embraced a promising technology.
L.A. County has been adding bedrooms at a glacial pace of 0.4% per year. Will a spate of new pro-housing laws finally change that?
Why did Los Angeles design a street repaving plan that prioritizes Bel Air over Boyle Heights? Not for the reasons you might think.
What’s the real cause of L.A.'s crumbling roads? The city's broken budgeting process.
The rail authority’s inspector general warns that design changes violate state law.
Private houses can become a public fire hazard when squatters take over.
She came in as the consensus-builder L.A. needed. After the fires, even her allies kept their distance.