Why did Angelenos swiftly resist Ice raids? Look to LA’s deep immigrant roots Immigrants and immigrant culture are embedded in the city’s fabric The Guardian - US · Jun 12, 2025
Los Angeles City Council members seek more protection for the city's fast-food workers A recent report by the Step Forward Foundation found that 88% of fast-food workers lack comprehensive knowledge of their labor rights Latin Times · Jul 5, 2024
After years of ups and downs, LA moves forward on creation of a public bank Los Angeles is taking another step toward opening a city-owned public bank that would support projects driven by public interest. Los Angeles Times · Jul 7, 2023
LA City Council votes to accept donation of controversial LAPD robot dog LOS ANGELES — Amid lingering concerns about surveillance and safety, the Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to accept the donation of a nearly $280,000 dog-like robot for the Police Department's use. Los Angeles Times · May 24, 2023
LA Council approves Bass’ $13 billion budget, greenlighting plan to hire 1,000 cops LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles City Council signed off on Mayor Karen Bass’ plan for expanding the Police Department on Thursday, approving a budget that calls for the hiring of about 1,000 officers over the next fiscal year and record spending to fight homelessness. Los Angeles Times · May 19, 2023
USC graduate student workers vote to unionize Graduate student workers at USC have voted to unionize, the United Auto Workers union announced Friday. Los Angeles Times · Feb 18, 2023
LA City Council member Kevin de León says censure penalties would hurt his constituents LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles City Council member Kevin de León addressed his colleagues for more than eight minutes Wednesday, speaking publicly in council chambers for the first time since an incendiary leaked audio conversation upended L.A. politics in October, propelling the legislative body into crisis. Los Angeles Times · Jan 12, 2023
A low for LA politics: Council member and activist fight as children watch in horror LOS ANGELES — On Friday evening, more than 100 children and their parents were gathered at Lincoln Park for a tree-lighting celebration. Los Angeles Times · Dec 11, 2022
Leaked racist audio recording could push LA City Hall further left in Nov. 8 election LOS ANGELES — Dissatisfaction with Los Angeles City Hall has been simmering for years, with residents growing exasperated over the protracted homelessness crisis, anxious over crime and exhausted by a string of corruption indictments targeting various city leaders. Los Angeles Times · Oct 24, 2022