Phoenix, Dallas, Houston and Atlanta see the federal rent ceiling drop October 1 while...
Two of the country’s largest rental markets got more room to charge under a federal rent ceiling this fall, while five others got less. Los Angeles and Chicago are among the metro areas where HUD’s newly published Fair Market Rents rose sharply for fiscal year 2027, effective October 1, 2026. Phoenix, Dallas, Houston,
L.A. renters dream of Las Vegas, but outsiders steer clear of L.A., survey shows
Las Vegas and Riverside emerge as escape hatches for L.A. renters crushed by housing costs
L.A. City Breaks Ground on Spring/Alameda Bike/Walk Improvements
This morning, the city of Los Angeles officially broke ground on its Spring/Alameda Safety and Mobility Project, located in Downtown L.A.’s Chinatown. Construction has been underway for over a month. The $7.5 million 1.2-mile project is upgrading walk and bike access to Union Station, Chinatown Station, L.A. State Hist
Glendale police arrest hit-and-run driver who allegedly killed pedestrian
Police said the suspect, a 36-year-old Los Angeles resident, was arrested at his place of work several hours after he allegedly hit and killed a pedestrian in the 1400 block of E. Colorado Street.
CCPD makes arrests following robbery
On Monday, August 31 at approximately 4:39 p.m., Culver City Police said that officers responded to a “retail location at 6000 Sepulveda Boulevard after receiving reports of a group of juveniles harassing patrons. Moments later, officers received an update to the call that members of the same group were assaulting a ma
South LA residents frustrated as heat-fueled power outage leaves over 3,000 in dark
Frustration grows in South Los Angeles as some residents face the heat without power, which they say went out Wednesday.
VA homeless housing in West L.A. estimated to cost a record $1.25 million per...
Twenty-four housing units costing $1.25 million each are included in the rehab of a historic building on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs West Los Angeles disappointing veteran advocates who hoped the space would be used as a gathering place for veterans on and off the campus.
Possibly armed DUI suspect in custody after high-speed chase in L.A.
A possibly armed DUI suspect is in custody after a dangerous high-speed chase through Los Angeles and into the San Fernando Valley Thursday night. It’s unclear what brought the driver, who appeared to be behind the wheel of a BMW on the northbound 101 Freeway, to law enforcement’s attention, but preliminary reports sug
The Most Anticipated Los Angeles Restaurant Openings, Fall 2026
A modern African-Asian restaurant on the Sunset Strip, chef Brian Bornemann’s latest project, and more. As summer comes racing to an end (ideally, Southern California’s blisteringly hot weather will do the same), Los Angeles has an exciting roster of new restaurants entering the city this fall. This lineup feels like a
25 years after 9/11, a San Gabriel family remembers the sister they lost on...
Every year since September 11, 2001, families around the world have paused to honor loved...

















