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The Ellis Act has allowed thousands of L.A.’s rent-stabilized units to be taken off the market. A mother and son who fought back want others to know they can too.
In West Oakland, a church wages a fight against rising housing prices and homelessness, in what is an existential struggle for the historic Black community.
As L.A. officials and residents push to get rid of RV encampments, one woman’s story reflects the mountainous obstacles faced by those who try to find housing.
As L.A. deals with a housing crisis, new data show how the threat of eviction affects not only poor communities but middle- and high-income ones too.
City officials say they are responding to growing concern about landlords who rent RVs and vans to unhoused residents.
As climate change pushes temperatures to increasing extremes, farmworkers in the Coachella Valley are being exposed to dangerous heat at work and at home.
As the state settled into a prolonged heat wave, officials warned residents to stay cool. For the homeless and outdoor workers, it’s easier said than done.
In 2001, a woman’s body was found during a construction project. More than 20 years later, police identified her as someone last seen by her family in the 1980s.
Three months after the end of pandemic-era eviction protections, the owner of Barrington Plaza has initiated one of the largest mass evictions in L.A. in recent years.
A man was shot and killed Friday night near the Civic Center/Grand Park metro station. The suspect fled the scene.
