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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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Top Seven Code Words for Gentrification in Los Angeles

In City Hall, Gentrification, Media Watch, News by Patrick Range McDonaldSeptember 5, 2017

Los Angeles politicians and developers dread saying the words “gentrification” and “displacement” — it causes all kinds of political headaches. In fact, Mayor Eric Garcetti rarely utters the g-word in …

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Will Crenshaw Mall Luxury Redevelopment Cause A ‘Gentrification Tsunami’?

In City Hall, Gentrification, News, South L.A. by Patrick Range McDonaldSeptember 4, 2017

The Crenshaw Subway Coalition predicts that the proposed luxury redevelopment of the Crenshaw Mall will unleash a “gentrification tsunami” in South L.A. So far, Mayor Eric Garcetti and the City …

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Developers Spend Big Bucks on Lobbyists to Influence L.A. Politicians

In City Hall, Corruption, News by Patrick Range McDonaldAugust 29, 2017

A new city Ethics Commission report reveals that developers continue to shell out eye-popping cash for lobbyists to influence L.A. politicians and bureaucrats. In the first quarter of 2017, seven …

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Residents Living Near Freeways Not Warned About Health Risks

In Black Lung Lofts, News by Ileana WachtelAugust 22, 2017

The Los Angeles Times reports that since 2005 Los Angeles and other California cities have permitted tens of thousands of homes near freeways, yet the L.A. City council rejected an ordinance …

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L.A. Pols Reject Unhealthy Freeway-Adjacent Housing for Harbor Gateway

In Black Lung Lofts, City Hall, Harbor, News by Patrick Range McDonaldAugust 17, 2017

The Los Angeles Times reports that the City Council’s Planning and Land Use Management Committee recently denied approval for a housing development near a busy freeway in Harbor Gateway. Top researchers …

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Slideshow: How to Fight a Bad Environmental Impact Report (EIR)

In News by Preserve LAAugust 17, 2017

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L.A. Times Gets Eric Garcetti to Move on Freeway-Adjacent Housing

In Black Lung Lofts, Media Watch, News by Patrick Range McDonaldAugust 10, 2017

Congratulations to the Los Angeles Times for spurring Mayor Eric Garcetti into action, ensuring that air filters are installed in new homes next to freeways. The only problem, the paper …

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Does Venice Have an Airbnb Problem?

In Housing, News, Westside by Preserve LAAugust 9, 2017

The Los Angeles Times examines how Airbnb’s short-term rentals are impacting longtime residents in Venice, where long-term rental housing is tight. Such conversions from long-term housing to short-term need city …

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In Los Angeles, It’s an Affordable Housing Crisis, Stupid

In City Hall, Gentrification, Homeless, News by Patrick Range McDonaldAugust 4, 2017

For too long, whenever City Hall politicians and developers want to approve and build more luxury-housing, they conveniently use the excuse that Los Angeles is experiencing a “housing crisis” — …

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Harvard-Westlake’s Environmental Controversy Isn’t Going Away

In News, San Fernando Valley by Preserve LAAugust 4, 2017

CityWatch columnist Tim Deegan tackles the ongoing controversy over Harvard-Westlake’s plan to carve out a mountainside and build a huge parking garage. Neighbors and environmentalists are up in arms about …

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  • The 3.5 Million Unit Housing Shortage in California is Bad Data, Causing Legislative Missteps June 25, 2019
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  • 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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