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As America commemorates 250 years, community leaders share their thoughts on the fight for liberation amid increased fascism.
How waiting became Los Angeles’ homelessness policy.
The third and final part in a series of how the first dog rehabilitation program in a California maximum-security prison sparked second chances for rescued dogs and men once written off by society, transforming one another and reshaping the culture, relationships, and humanity within a changing prison system.
A Lebanese-American resident in Los Angeles weighs in on the attacks and recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah.
In a virtual discussion, long-time Chicana activists discussed the legacy of Chavez and the pervasiveness of sexual violence in movement spaces.
The Automatic License Plate Reader manufactured by Flock Safety targets all women and gender-expansive folks who live in Los Angeles.
Rising rents, racist landlords, and gentrification have put community hubs at risk .
Exploring the public housing alternative in Los Angeles.
The terms of the contract are unknown as the city attorney’s office negotiates with Flock.
A female resident claims consistent medical neglect, mistreatment, and disrespect by the program’s contracted staff.
