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The “Community Opportunity to Purchase Act” would give organizations committed to keeping rents low the first chance to make an offer on buildings coming up for sale.
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The Palisades Bowl was a rare affordable spot in the area. As sellers pitch the property as a “blank canvas" for developers, those displaced wonder if they'll ever go home.Listen 0:45
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Shifting to city control would likely take a year and a half, officials said. Mayor Bass is urging them not to pull funding without a plan in place.
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More than a dozen unincorporated areas are included in the ordinance, including East Los Angeles and Rancho Dominguez.Listen 0:42
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California’s fire safety regulators were asked to study whether mid-rise apartments can go with a single staircase.
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According to a new report from UC Berkeley’s Terner Center for Housing Innovation, manufactured housing could play a big role in bringing down the cost of construction.
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The L.A. Homeless Services Authority has been under fire for more than a year after audits found it failed to properly track its spending.
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More than 85% of women living at Union Rescue Mission were not up to date on cancer screenings, authorities said.Listen 0:46
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L.A. leaders opposed SB 79. Now that it’s law, the city is scrambling to delay some of its provisions until 2030.
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More than 30,000 units have been proposed. Only a fraction have started construction.
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California spent $31 million last year helping students facing homelessness with emergency housing and other services through Rapid Rehousing.
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About 40% of those invoices are more than two months old. Providers tell LAist the stress caused by late payments is disrupting the system.
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The judge ruled the new law that went into effect in January gives that authority to the county — not the city.
