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The Los Angeles County Supervisors voted on Tuesday to explore a pathway for renters and community groups to buy properties facing default — an effort designed to halt a wave of real estate speculation, as happened following the Great Recession.
The fund is an independent nonprofit. While it has no formal affiliation with Garcetti, his elected office is in its name, he helped establish it in 2014, and the organization has offices in city hall.
On Monday, LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner said a $100 million district initiative has secured laptops and internet connections for enough students that he's ready to declare the problem "solved."
Some Angelenos want the city to rethink how public streets and sidewalks can best serve their needs in the age of coronavirus.
Off-limits during the COVID-19 pandemic, trails at Temescal Canyon and other areas were allowed to reopen, giving Los Angeles-area residents tired of staying indoors a chance to get some exercise and enjoy nature.
The coronavirus pandemic is exposing deep rifts in American society, underscoring the flaws in how our society has dealt with massive social problems, especially homelessness.
Actors are out of work. And some actors are now losing their unemployment benefits because of work they did years ago.
For the past nine years, Burrell has worked in the ICU at Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center in Torrance. But providing care for COVID-19 patients is different.
Faced with plummeting tax revenues and a gaping budget hole, the city council voted Tuesday to lay off hundreds of workers.
The shift to remote learning during the coronavirus outbreak has been difficult for many community college students — and now hundreds of thousands are being told that online classes will continue in the fall semester.