“15 Million Have Been Killed In My LifeTime” — LA’s Congolese Community Reflects on 28 Years of Genocide
As the DRC commemorates 28 years since the second Congo war, LA’s Congolese community reflect on the devastation that continues today.
A Year After Historic Anti-ICE Protests, LA City Attorney Launches Surprise Prosecution of More Than Twenty Demonstrators
The charges, filed just days before the statute of limitations would have expired, draw comparisons to the repression of protesters by Trump’s federal prosecutors.
High Desert Residents Sound the Alarm on Potential Data Centers in Adelanto
A public hearing turned feisty as residents and commissioners traded sharp remarks over a proposed Municipal Code amendment.
Breaking Down Political Narratives Surrounding Homelessness in Los Angeles
Prominent narratives framing LA homelessness shifts poverty into a policing problem that normalizes encampment displacements and avoids genuine conversations on affordable housing and care investments.
Second Annual Night Out for Safety and Liberation Highlights Westside Community Care and Organizing
Mar Vista Voice and Palms Unhoused Mutual Aid spoke with Knock LA about the importance of collectivism and solidarity during this community-focused event.
Gender-Based Violence and Anti-Black Racism Alleged at Culver City’s Project Homekey
Additional program participants have come forward with allegations of racial harassment, sexual assault, and other harms after city officials announced policy changes at the facility.
How LA Landlords Are Using Flock Safety to Build a Private Surveillance Network
LAPD Suspends Contract with Flock Safety For Now
‘Crushing Wheelchairs’ Brings Stories of Homelessness and the Unhoused to Light
“It’s a nightmare in there for us.” Additional Residents of Project Homekey Culver City Decry Carceral, Dehumanizing Conditions
“I’m not interested in patriotism. I’m interested in justice.”
Inside LA’s Endless Queues for Housing, Care, and Survival
Part Three: Who Deserves Grace? Reclaiming the Lives of Dogs and Men
“My people and my homeland are still under attack.”
Farmworkers Betrayed: Chicana Activists Reflect on Cesar Chavez’s Legacy
Does Flock Safety Keep Women Safe?
Los Angeles is Losing Third Spaces
Putting the Public Back in Housing — Part 2