Kevin de León sworn in as LA’s newest City Councilmember, replacing José Huízar
He is a former state senator and a 2018 candidate for the U.S Senate and was elected to the CD14 in March
This is your last chance to be counted in the 2020 Census, which ends tonight
The city and the county, one of the most difficult regions to count in the United States, are behind their response rates from 2010
ALERT! It’s time to start following LA’s parking rules again
A temporary waiver on parking regulations has been lifted as of today (Oct. 15)
Census advocates have more time for outreach, but their funding is almost gone
The count has been extended for now through Oct. 31, but groups say they have run out of money to reach undercounted communities like Boyle Heights
Chinese megadeveloper to pay over $1 Million to avoid prosecution in City Hall corruption probe
The company bribed suspended councilman José Huízar with cash and gifts in exchange for his approval of a downtown luxury hotel development
Trump administration appeals Census extension
A judge has extended the count through Oct.31; challenge was filed Friday morning in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
These parents are suing Los Angeles Unified over its approach to distance learning
Plaintiffs, including black and Latino parents and parents of English learners argue the district is violating their children’s rights to an education
The coronavirus economy hurts LA Latinos the most
A new poll shows that this group in LA reported serious financial problems from July to August twice as much as whites
Mis Ángeles: Why filling out that Census form is so important for Angelenos — and outreach is critical
I stood in Plaza México in Lynwood this week and talked to black and brown folks about how the 2020 Census actually can help us fight climate change, and why it's truly a racial issue
RIP trick-or-treating: LA cancels Halloween
County restrictions are grim for the holiday. Boo! indeed.