The L.A. wildfires wiped out thousands of homes. Tenants who were just getting by before now face a daunting search for a new home amid reports of soaring rent.

In the run-up to the 2028 Olympics, some city leaders say development barriers need to be removed. But opponents say the damage to communities could be long-lasting.

Shifting ground under one of Mayor Karen Bass’s earliest housing initiatives has stirred political and legal battles in ...

Lawmakers in the California Senate and the Assembly, both chambers of state government, have proposed ways to help educators ...

The couple who bought the former Marks Nathan Orphanage and Wood Street Gallery building with plans to turn it into a giant ...

The future of the roughly 20 people in the Gompers Park encampment remains uncertain after a planned “accelerated moving event” — a consolidated process where case managers help people find housing, ...

The recent spate of LA fires has led many different parties to re-examine state and local approaches to building approval.

Neighbors showed up in full force Thursday to voice their opposition to the residential project, sharing concerns over the compromise made between the developer and Ald. Brian Hopkins.

By Pooja Mamnoor Click here for updates on this story 2/20/25 (LAPost.com) -- California unveiled a new online dashboard and ...

Orange County officials broke ground on a new affordable housing complex designed to provide permanent housing for low-income ...