Development agreements OK’d
MID-CITY The City Council last week adopted an emergency interim ordinance that requires development agreements for large projects in the industrial corridor, where a dramatic
School officials are currently discussing the best uses for Measure BB funds. The ballot initiative, approved by local voters last year, was intended to help improve the district’s campuses.
City Council grounds FAA proposal amid considerable debate
CITY HALL Elected officials on Tuesday rejected what they called an inadequate runway safety proposal from the Federal Aviation Administration, instructing city
City Council considers giving consent to items
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’
Planning Commission adds a couple of new members
CITYWIDE During their first meeting as planning commissioners earlier this month, Gleam Davis and Jim Reis didn’t just sit back and
CITY HALL No one said life was fair, but when one goes before the City Council on an appeal, they should have every right to expect a fair hearing.
At
Officials attempting to reorganize offices
CIVIC CENTER Having outgrown City Hall more than a decade ago, city officials are forced to lease roughly 43,000 square feet of office space
This past week, Q-line asked: Do you think the City Council should enact a freeze on all building or would such a measure be overkill?
Here are your responses:
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
COUNTYWIDE For commuters who moan about traffic flowing from LAX, or all throughout the Westside for that matter, some relief may be
CITY HALL More than 70 trees in the downtown area will soon be just a memory.
City Council has awarded $8.2 million in construction deals that will include a
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously on August 14 to support CA legislation AB 700, a move that would effectively form a stakeholders’ advisory committee to analyze pertinent studies
Residents who live adjacent to Santa Monica Airport are finally hearing news from the Los Angeles City Council that must be music to their ears.
The LA City Council voted