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Tolling drivers could reduce Westside rush hour travel times by 24 percent
A new study looks at charging drivers $4 in West LA and Santa Monica.
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Can old-school private clubs become cool again?
In an era of WeWork and the Wing, country clubs and private clubs seek to regain relevance.
High-rise that will replace Parker Center moves ahead
The notorious former headquarters of the LAPD is set to be totally demolished by the end of this year.
LA home prices still on the rise—but at the slowest rate in years
The median sale price in LA County was $585,000 in February.
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Why U.S. cities need to learn from Copenhagen—fast
By 2025, the Danish capital will be the first city to eliminate fossil fuels. American cities need to do the same.
65-unit supportive housing project opens in East Hollywood
This is just phase one of a development to house homeless residents in Los Angeles.
At least 240 people killed in LA traffic collisions in 2018
City leaders aim for zero deaths by 2025.
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San Francisco lawmakers undercut Sen. Wiener’s transit-housing bill
"SF would be aligning itself with some of the most housing-resistant communities in California," warns Scott Wiener.
725 market-rate apartments approved for Chinatown
The complex will rise across from the Chinatown Gold Line station.
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WeWork signs first Union Square lease inside Whitell Building
A 10-year lease valued at more than $10 million.