The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday approved new maps for school board seats that closely resemble the current seven districts. Overall, the maps will keep together more neighborhood elementary and middle schools and the high schools they feed in... »
A brief look at items of interest to Hollywood residents that are on upcoming agendas at City Council, City Council Committees, Neighborhood Councils, various City Boards and Commissions, and County Board of Supervisors. LA City Agendas can be found he... »
Even as city workers protested proposed layoffs outside of his speech, L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa avoided talk of layoffs during his annual State of the City address Wednesday, choosing instead to cheerlead a proposed ballot measure that he said w... »
A Los Angeles Fire Department plan to put six ambulances back in service to help improve lagging response times amounts to less than a "band-aid" fix to the agency’s needs, a City Council member said Monday. »
The City of Los Angeles presents its second annual Forum on Climate Change on Monday, April 23, 2012 from 9am – 2pm at the Japanese American National Museum located at 369 East 1st Street. Experts will weigh in on science, collaboration, policy, and ca... »
Los Angeles is moving ahead with plans to create two full time "pedestrian coordinator" positions at the Department of Transportation to oversee pedestrian planning efforts around the city. According to an email sent by the DOT, the report approved yes... »
Surely if Guthrie -- best known for "This Land Is Your Land," often considered America's alternative national anthem -- were alive today, he'd be writing songs about families fighting bank foreclosures, university students protesting tuition increases,... »
More than a year after the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office opened an inquiry into possible misuse of city credit cards by West Hollywood City Hall employees, that inquiry is still underway. “The District Attorney's Public Integrity Divisi... »
