LOS ANGELES

DIGITAL FINANCE-The world of cryptocurrency is considered to be one of the most innovative segments that allow you to deal with the financial aspect of your life.

PLANNING WATCH-From the 1930s to the late 1960s the Democratic Party stood for two policies that successfully addressed this country’s chronic housing crisis: public housing and the minimum wage.

DEEGAN ON LA-This is Part 3 in a series about Councilmember Nithya Raman (CD4). 

RACIAL RECKONINGS-With Juneteenth just now being made a federal holiday, one would think that America is making great strides in being less racist — systemically or otherwise.

VIEW FROM HERE-Sheriff Alex Villanueva played no role in creating the homeless crisis.

CONNECTING CALIFORNIA-Why bother maintaining a state capital? 

ALPERN AT LARGE-What does the LADOT, the FDA, the EPA, the IRS, and the Sheriff's Department have in common?

ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT-In a busy five-acre industrial pocket of Lincoln Heights, north of Downtown Los Angeles, zigzagged with metro lines and freeways and car-choked roads, developers plan to build a 468-unit apartment complex called the Avenue 34 Project.

THE CITY- This week started with a 90-minute budget deliberation at the County followed by. . .

GELFAND’S WORLD-The neighborhood council elections were, in some sense, the final gasp of the lockdown.

EASTSIDER-It’s no surprise that the Ave 34 Project has a troubled and slimy history.

2URBANGIRLS-A letter to the editor regarding Inglewood Unified.