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  • Gentrification, Housing, land use, legislature, News / June 25, 2019

    The 3.5 Million Unit Housing Shortage in California is Bad Data, Causing Legislative Missteps

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  • Corruption, Housing, legislature, News, SB 50 / May 30, 2019

    Zuckerberg’s Vast LLC is Behind SB 50, SB 330 and Other Ugly Laws of 2019

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  • Eric Garcetti, Homeless, News / May 30, 2019

    Homeless 2019 Numbers Will Surge in New L.A. Report

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  • Housing, News, SB 50, South L.A. / May 28, 2019

    Huge South Los Angeles Town Hall Opposes SB 50

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  • Housing, legislature, News, SB 50 / May 16, 2019

    Wiener’s SB 50 is Dead Until 2020

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Are Greedy Developers and Flippers Destroying West Adams?

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldDecember 14, 2016

Greed-driven developers and flippers are gobbling up West Adams properties — and displacing longtime residents, reports the Los Angeles Times. It’s more proof that gentrification is a runaway train in …

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VIDEO: Will Westwood Seniors Be Evicted From Retirement Home?

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldDecember 14, 2016

More than 150 senior citizens at the Vintage Westwood Horizons retirement home may be evicted to make way for an upscale redevelopment project. It’s one more example of how the …

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Developers Spend $1.7 Million on LA City Hall Lobbyists to Break the Rules

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldDecember 7, 2016

Seeking big favors from L.A. City Hall, developers recently threw $1.7 million at high-priced lobbyists, according to a new city Ethics Commission report. Those lobbyists then wooed the City Council …

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Fix the City Sues Over Frank Gehry’s 8150 Sunset Mega-Development

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldDecember 1, 2016

Fix the City, a neighborhood watchdog group, has sued the city of Los Angeles over its dubious handling of the 8150 Sunset mega-project, a highly controversial development proposed by Townscape Partners …

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Residents Demand Answers About LA City Hall’s Secret Plan to Demolish Hollywood Bungalows

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldDecember 1, 2016

Neighborhood activists were shocked to learn that a developer plans to demolish several Hollywood bungalows to make way for a giant market-rate residential complex. Located just south of Sunset Boulevard …

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Did a Developer Buy City Hall Approval for Koreatown Skyscraper?

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldNovember 28, 2016

Developer Michael Hakim shelled out more than $1.2 million in campaign contributions, lobbyist fees and payments to City Hall trust funds until finally his controversial Koreatown skyscraper was approved by …

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Westsiders Opposed to Overdevelopment Sues L.A. City Council for Illegal Martin Cadillac Mega-Project

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldNovember 22, 2016

Westsiders Opposed to Overdevelopment has sued Los Angeles over its approval of the hated Martin Cadillac mega-project — dubbed Martin Expo Town Center — proposed at traffic-jammed Olympic and Bundy. …

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LA’s Plan for Homeless Housing on City-Owned Land Goes Sour

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldNovember 17, 2016

UPDATE: Click here to read the disappointing report yourself, that does not guarantee homeless housing on 12 parcels of city-owned land, that were supposed to help relieve the homeless crisis.  …

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LA City Planning Commission Approves Billionaire Rick Caruso’s Luxury Skyscraper

In Archive by Patrick Range McDonaldNovember 11, 2016

On Thursday, the Los Angeles City Planning Commission gave billionaire Rick Caruso special spot-zoning favors for his 20-story luxury high-rise known as “333 La Cienega.” Proposed for the gridlocked intersection of La …

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Measure JJJ Is Jammed with Developer-Friendly Loopholes, Vote NO

In Archive by Preserve LANovember 4, 2016

Measure JJJ on the ballot falsely claims to bring “affordable housing” and jobs to L.A. residents. In fact, JJJ is a twisted roadmap for unprecedented overdevelopment, opening the door to …

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  • The 3.5 Million Unit Housing Shortage in California is Bad Data, Causing Legislative Missteps June 25, 2019
  • Anti-Neighborhood SB 330 Takes a Hit! June 20, 2019
  • Zuckerberg’s Vast LLC is Behind SB 50, SB 330 and Other Ugly Laws of 2019 May 30, 2019
  • Homeless 2019 Numbers Will Surge in New L.A. Report May 30, 2019
  • Huge South Los Angeles Town Hall Opposes SB 50 May 28, 2019

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