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In cities where a housing shortage is driving up rents, some residents are withholding theirs to protest poor conditions.

Starting next year, a judge, not ability to pay bail, will decide who remains jailed in the state before trial.

Questions loom about the new technology, like whether it has potential to keep travelers safe, or if it's just security theater.

Last month , LA took on predatory and high-pressure sales goals at major banks by tightening its responsible banking ordinance. Now, if a bank wants the city’s $17 million taxpayer-funded contracts, it must be transparent about sales goal tactics and employee compensation, and it can’t retaliate against whistleblowers who report suspected illegal bank activity. Bank reform advocates […]

According to a poll, 60 percent of California voters favor limits on how much landlords can charge.

But one person's vending cart is a brick-and-mortar shop's competition.

Austin Beutner is a former investment banker, deputy mayor and publisher. We asked him about what he brings to LAUSD.

Here's what we know about how he thinks about schools.

Los Angeles’ homeless population grew by more than 20 percent last year, and three-fourths of that population lives outdoors.

In LA, sitting in and complaining about traffic is a way of life. But the congestion is also a sign of a thriving economy.