Audience-funded nonprofit news
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
-
Listen Listen
Rina Palta
-
Car dealerships won't have to start paying customer service advisers overtime, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday.
-
L.A. County officials, looking to address massive housing affordability challenges, will look at ways to encourage construction of low-income housing.
-
L.A. County needs over 30,000 new supportive housing units and rental vouchers to functionally end homelessness, according to a report released Tuesday.
-
Citing a shortage of affordable housing and growing homeless population, LA County has plans to regulate rent in mobile home parks.
-
Two ordinances before a city council committee Tuesday aim at making it easier to erect temporary and permanent housing for homeless people in Los Angeles.
-
As L.A. County massively ramps up its systems for combatting homelessness, the United Way of Greater Los Angeles is launching a fellowship program to help fill the gap.
-
A plan to place temporary housing for homeless in a lot near Olvera Street in Downtown L.A. moved forward Wednesday over the opposition of local merchants.
-
Nonprofit service providers in L.A.'s family homeless system are seeing five times the number of new clients walk in their doors as they saw last year.
-
L.A.'s annual homeless count, a census of who's living on the streets and in the county's shelters, kicks off Tuesday evening.
-
First Assistant Chief Michel Moore and Assistant Chiefs Beatrice Girmala and Jorge Villegas would all be contenders if they choose to seek the top job.
-
Los Angeles may make it easier for motels to convert into housing for homeless under an ordinance discussed by a city council committee Wednesday.
-
A state bill that would allow California cities to expand rent control failed to pass out of its first committee Thursday.
