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High-End Units Are Seeing the Biggest Rent Decreases in L.A.

Rent is falling in Los Angeles, especially when it comes to buildings at the top end of the market.

Yesterday, new dedicated bus lanes and bike lanes opened in downtown Los Angeles. L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti made the announcement

For the Tuesday rundown, we’ll start with LADWP’s demand to take down a community memorial for Black victims of police

During today’s briefing, Public Health once again emphasized the importance of cloth facial coverings to fight COVID-19. The briefing also

Elected officials talk a lot about ending homelessness, but how much does someone really know about homelessness unless it’s happened

Happy Monday, Angelenos! Today’s morning recap includes winery and brewery owners pushing to reopen, a Ventura pastor who refuses to

The L.A. Regional COVID-19 Recovery Fund is a $3 million fund for micro-entrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofits. Those selected will

The City of Santa Monica’s Economic Recovery Task Force, Cultural Affairs has a new grant program that will pay artists

In today’s roundup, we touch on a grim milestone in L.A.’s coronavirus battle and new controversies surrounding LA Apparel’s CEO,

[Update: August 18] The application deadline has been extended. It is now Friday, August 21, at 11:59 p.m.. Applications for

The 2020 season of Electric Dusk Drive-in returns Aug. 7 with a new home on top of The Old Sears

We used to tell you about all the things you could go out and do in Los Angeles on a