But fair housing advocates said the testing clearly shows discrimination is not a thing of the past. “These barriers are often invisible to individuals who are looking for housing,” Kish said.

Before the fires, Los Angeles already had a documented shortfall of 500,000 affordable housing units. About 75,000 people in Los Angeles County officially count as unhoused, while hundreds of ...

The city of Los Angeles is facing a $1B budget shortfall and Mayor Karen Bass has proposed an almost 80% drop in city financing for new affordable housing units, sinking from 770 homes in the ...

CBS News Los Angeles Live. The city of Los Angeles has agreed to pay $38.2 million to settle allegations it failed to meet federal accessibility requirements when it used U.S. Department of ...

Schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District are fighting President Donald Trump's mass deportation plans by distributing cards and other resources to remind undocumented immigrants about ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Fear is growing in immigrant communities following recent ICE raids across Southern California, and many are unsure about their rights or what to do if they're detained. "The ...

Los Angeles City Council members have proposed eliminating the parking requirement for new housing developments, a move that is intended to make building new housing cheaper but could further strai… ...

Schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District are now distributing “red cards” – also known as “Know Your Rights” cards – and other resources to remind immigrant community members ...

Los Angeles lawyers Gina Zapanta and Michael Alder are providing emergency housing and supplies to over 100 wildfire evacuees. The couple's efforts began with offering 10 hotel rooms but quickly ...

A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy agreed to plead guilty to violating the civil rights of a California teacher who was beaten up after he flipped off the deputy, authorities said Wednesday.

The City of Los Angeles will pay $38.2 million in a settlement agreement stemming from a 2017 case brought by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on behalf of a disabled resident.

T he city of Los Angeles has agreed to pay $38.2 million to settle allegations it failed to meet federal accessibility requirements when it used U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development ...