Let us be crystal clear: There are very few things more important to the future of San Francisco than ending the tidal wave of Ellis Act evictions that are steadily chewing up affordable rental housing in the city and making it even closer to impossible for anyone who isn’t rich to live here.
Part of a San Francisco Bay Guardian editorial, April 11, 2006
New data shows interim-to-permanent housing placements dropped 36% over past year. The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) released the numbers for its Greater Los Angeles 2026 Homeless Count on Friday, July 24. After two years of encouraging […]
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A social media post described agents in green vests conducting an arrest, identifying one black Chevrolet Tahoe without plates and a dark gray Toyota Camry with a California license plate. Santa Monica police said federal […]
Temporary closure begins July 27 to allow crews to remove portion of nearly 90-year-old bridge. A key roadway providing access to the south side of the Santa Monica Pier parking lot will close for one […]
The Willows, a DK-8 co-educational school, enrolls 470 students from 51+ zip codes annually. As a balanced, progressive educational leader, experiential learning, technology, and arts are integrated into cutting-edge curriculum. We believe each child brings our community […]
Unanimous vote calls for expanded representation and county flexibility as Los Angeles government evolves under Measure G. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority board on Thursday recommended expanding its structure to add a voting […]
