LOS ANGELES — For tens of thousands of Angelenos, this month’s “No Kings” protests were a way to peacefully register discontent with the Trump administration. For some in their midst, the ...

An Industry in Decline: How Los Angeles Lost Its Fashion District. Rebecca Louie. Thu, July 10, 2025 at 8:03 PM UTC. 7 min read. ... In Los Angeles specifically, ...

Hospitality industry leaders are pushing back with their own effort to roll back or delay the existing increase, warning it will unleash an “economic tsunami” on their industry. The new wage law, ...

Hotel owners are in open revolt against Los Angeles’s new $30-an-hour minimum wage, the latest blow to one of the country’s poorest-performing lodging markets. This was supposed to be a great ...

Under the new ordinance, approved by the Los Angeles City Council last month, the minimum wage for hotel workers at properties with 60 or more rooms would rise from $20.32 to $22.50 and continue ...

The restaurant industry has operated with a status quo of undocumented workers for decades. Now, owners and managers are grappling with how to protect their most vulnerable colleagues amid the ...

A new city law increasing the hourly minimum wage at larger L.A. hotels to $30 by 2028 is the latest blow to the city’s struggling hospitality industry.

Los Angeles was built near a desert. And it takes a colossal infrastructure to transport water to the city. But large-scale construction isn’t the only way the city has quenched its thirst ...

The June 14 demonstrations turned into an unexpected battleground for those organizing on both sides of a roiling, pre-Olympic conflict between Los Angeles’ formidable travel industry and ...