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Data-driven update on the JCOD Warm Landing Place Facility groundbreaking in downtown Los Angeles, with timeline and perspectives.
Marisol Vega / October 3, 2026
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Data-driven update on the JCOD Warm Landing Place Facility groundbreaking in downtown Los Angeles, with timeline and perspectives.
Marisol Vega / October 3, 2026

The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners approved a 30-year lease extension for Yusen Terminals at Berths 212–224, ensuring its operations through…
Marisol Vega / October 1, 2026

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has suspended the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, raising concerns about funding and…
Priya Raghunathan / September 30, 2026

Palisades permit relief efforts make progress as Los Angeles officials outline specific exemptions and increased rebuilding support measures.
Marisol Vega / September 28, 2026

The 2026-27 budget for Los Angeles County, totaling $48.8 billion, aims to maintain essential services amid federal funding uncertainties and fiscal…
Marisol Vega / September 26, 2026

Get the latest data-driven update on the West Los Angeles VA housing order as upheld by the Ninth Circuit Court's recent ruling.
Los Angeles Monday / September 24, 2026

LA officially approves Measure ULA's comprehensive spending plan, allocating funding for 2026 housing and tenants support programs.
Priya Raghunathan / September 22, 2026

The Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has adopted Port Master Plan Amendment No. 30, directing staff to submit it to the California Coastal…
Desmond Fuller / September 21, 2026

The Costa Mesa City Council approved the Fairview Development Center Specific Plan on September 17, 2026, allowing for up to 2,300 housing units on an…
Priya Raghunathan / September 20, 2026

LA Planning Commission approves 2800 W Jefferson Blvd mixed-use project, a data-driven update on Jefferson Park redevelopment.
Los Angeles Monday / September 19, 2026

Southern California added seven Michelin Key hotels in the 2026 selection and had two removed, including Pendry Newport Beach and The Paramour Estate.
Desmond Fuller / September 19, 2026

Southern California took seven of California's 12 new Michelin Key hotels for 2026, including West Hollywood's Sun Rose and a second Key for the Beverly Wilshire.
Marisol Vega / September 18, 2026

On September 9, 2026, Palmdale, California, inaugurated Together California: A Village for Brothers and Sisters, a foster care village aimed at keeping…
Priya Raghunathan / September 18, 2026

The city and LA28 have initiated negotiations for the Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement (ECRMA), aimed at defining funding and management of…
Marisol Vega / September 16, 2026

Port Master Plan Amendment No. 31 adoption updates land use policies and signals a significant shift in Los Angeles port planning strategies.
Marisol Vega / September 15, 2026

Explore the data-driven analysis of Riverwalk at Studio City planning approval and its potential implications for the local market dynamics.
Marisol Vega / September 14, 2026

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved an $843 million spending plan for the Department of Homeless Services and Housing for FY2026-27,…
Los Angeles Monday / September 13, 2026

The South Coast AQMD Governing Board approved an addendum to the Cooperative Agreement with the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, enhancing measures…
Desmond Fuller / September 12, 2026

SAG-AFTRA members approved the 2026 TV/Theatrical Contract with a 91.42% majority, establishing a four-year agreement that includes over $700 million…
Marisol Vega / September 9, 2026

Explore a comprehensive data-driven overview of the LA County Care Community Metropolitan State Hospital project, its funding milestones, and impact.
Marisol Vega / September 7, 2026

The Tustin City Council unanimously approved Clearwater at Tustin Legacy, a senior housing project, marking a significant step in the development of…
Los Angeles Monday / September 6, 2026

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Port of Los Angeles released the Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report for the…
Marisol Vega / September 5, 2026

The Los Angeles City Council has approved the Coastal Development Permit for 700 West Paseo Del Mar, a significant step in a multi-year process that…
Priya Raghunathan / September 4, 2026

A Los Angeles County Superior Court has ordered a pause on the World Oil Terminals project expansion at the Port of Long Beach, requiring a revised…
Marisol Vega / September 3, 2026

LA Council greenlights TEFRA bonds for The Dewey Hotel, marking a key step forward in downtown's affordable housing development progress.
Desmond Fuller / September 1, 2026

LA County consulting establishments grew 32.7% since 2019 while jobs grew 11.3%, shrinking the average firm to 4.12 people and leaving pay below the national average.
Desmond Fuller / August 31, 2026

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved $15 million in funding for the Los Angeles County Care Community at Metropolitan State…
Priya Raghunathan / August 31, 2026

The Port of Los Angeles is progressing with amendments to its Master Plan, focusing on land-use updates and infrastructure changes to enhance trade and…
Marisol Vega / August 30, 2026

Bond Hotel and Residences West Hollywood's approval marks a significant milestone in local housing and hospitality sector development.
Los Angeles Monday / August 29, 2026

Celadon development in Monterey Park advances with new amended agreements and a 169-unit rental tower project, according to city records.
Desmond Fuller / August 27, 2026

Port of Long Beach harbor permit amendment advances with two Level I amendments and a geotechnical update, signaling data-driven progress for harbor…
Los Angeles Monday / August 26, 2026

LA City Council approves 1035 Crenshaw Boulevard TEFRA bonds, enabling financing for affordable housing with up to $25 million in revenue bonds.
Desmond Fuller / August 25, 2026

The LAUSD bond program is modernizing schools, with $25.2 billion in funding and over 700 projects in pre-construction, aimed at improving…
Priya Raghunathan / August 24, 2026

7560 Woodman Place TEFRA bonds update: LA Council approves financing for a mobile home park with TEFRA bonds, data-driven and neutral.
Priya Raghunathan / August 23, 2026

Pier A Zero-Emissions Infrastructure Project advances with permit approval, detailing 166 EV charging stations at Port of Long Beach.
Marisol Vega / August 22, 2026

Neutral, data-driven update on the Fourth & Central development and its market implications.
Los Angeles Monday / August 21, 2026

Two adjacent beach neighbourhoods, two different cities, two sets of parking rules. Mixing them up is the most expensive mistake at the coast.
Desmond Fuller / August 18, 2026

Open since 1934, the market at Third and Fairfax survived the mall that grew up beside it. Here is what it is and how to use it.
Priya Raghunathan / August 18, 2026

One of the few major attractions in Los Angeles that costs nothing to enter. The building is free; getting to it is the part that takes planning.
Marisol Vega / August 18, 2026

An outdoor amphitheatre where you may bring your own dinner. Here is how the parking, the seating tiers and the picnic tradition actually work.
Priya Raghunathan / August 18, 2026

Chavez Ravine was built around the car, and it shows. Here is how to approach a Dodgers game whether or not you drive.
Priya Raghunathan / August 18, 2026

Two separate ports share one bay and handle a large share of American imports. They are not the same organisation, and the distinction matters.
Desmond Fuller / August 18, 2026

The trucks on your street have paperwork behind them. Here is who issues film permits in Los Angeles and what the process involves.
Priya Raghunathan / August 18, 2026

Fifteen council members serve a city of roughly four million people. Here is what that ratio means for how Los Angeles is actually governed.
Marisol Vega / August 18, 2026

The city's Rent Stabilization Ordinance covers a specific slice of LA's housing. Here is how to tell whether your building is one of them.
Desmond Fuller / August 18, 2026

The LAX/Metro Transit Center put rail at the edge of the airport. Here is how the connection works today, and what changes when the people mover opens.
Desmond Fuller / August 18, 2026

Metro renamed its rail lines from colours to letters. Here is what each of the six lines actually connects, and which one you want.
Marisol Vega / August 18, 2026