L.A.’s new Wilshire subway stations open on D Line extension
Metro opened three new Wilshire Boulevard subway stations May 8, giving Mid-Wilshire riders a new rail option along the D Line corridor.
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Los Angeles budget proposal heads to Council with police hiring up
Mayor Karen Bass’s proposed $14.85 billion Los Angeles budget is now under Council review, with police hiring, homelessness funding and street services in focus.
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Los Angeles budget proposal avoids layoffs, but sets up a fight over police hiring and city services
Los Angeles CA – Mayor Karen Bass’s proposed 2026-27 budget avoids layoffs, keeps LAPD hiring and homelessness funding in place, and leaves service tradeoffs for council review.
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Los Angeles moves into SB 79 hearings, shaping where transit-adjacent housing could go next
Los Angeles CA – City Planning has posted SB 79 hearing materials that could shape where transit-adjacent housing changes start, pause, or get exemptions.
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Los Angeles climate roadmap could reshape buses, chargers, water and neighborhood cooling
Los Angeles CA – Mayor Bass’s new climate roadmap sets citywide goals that could affect buses, EV charging, water recycling and heat relief, but most changes still need funding and agency action.
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Los Angeles moves to deploy more Measure ULA money for affordable housing and emergency rent aid
Los Angeles CA – The city opened a short renter-aid application window and advanced a larger Measure ULA housing package that still needs City Council approval.
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What the latest Inside Safe data says about Los Angeles’ biggest homelessness program
Los Angeles CA – Inside Safe has moved thousands indoors, but the latest reporting and city data show many participants still cycle back to unsheltered homelessness.
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Streetlight Fee Hike Advances as Office Buyers Circle and New Housing Funds Land in L.A.
Los Angeles, CA – April 3, 2026 – City Council advances a streetlight fee hike as office buyers seize falling prices and new housing and health funds take shape.
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LA28 Leadership Shakeup, Storm Recovery and New Infrastructure Data Lead Local Agenda
Los Angeles, CA – April 2, 2026 – City leaders face pressure over LA28 leadership, major storm recovery, and new data on pavement and student protests.
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Metro Governance Talks, Housing Policy Spotlight, and Capital Planning Updates Across L.A.
Los Angeles, CA – April 1, 2026 – Metro governance talks, housing policy forums, and new capital planning efforts are shaping L.A.’s growth agenda.
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Metro Advances K Line Extension as Beverly Hills Greenlights Major Housing Projects
Los Angeles, CA – March 31, 2026 – Metro advances K Line rail plans while new housing approvals and funding moves reshape L.A.’s growth.
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Solar Push, Rail Debate, and Office Conversions Shape L.A.’s Growth Outlook
Los Angeles, CA – March 30, 2026 – Solar streetlights expand, rail plans stir debate, and office towers eye housing conversions across L.A.
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Metro Advances K Line Extension as LA County Reports Drop in Overdoses
Los Angeles, CA – March 29, 2026 – Metro backs a major rail extension while new county data shows fentanyl deaths declining across communities.
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Metro Approves K Line Route as Transit Funding and Housing Policy Move Forward
Los Angeles, CA – March 28, 2026 – Metro backs K Line route as transit funding, housing zoning and Olympic upgrades reshape L.A.’s growth plans.
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Metro Rail Decisions, Transit Housing and Climate Filings Shape LA’s Spring Agenda
Los Angeles, CA – March 27, 2026 – Metro advances major rail projects and transit-linked housing as new planning filings highlight climate and infill priorities.
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Metro Rail Decisions, Budget Gap and LAX Delays Lead Local Policy News
Los Angeles, CA – March 26, 2026 – Metro rail votes, a $200M budget gap and new scrutiny of LAX transit costs top this week’s civic headlines.
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Storm Recovery, Metro Funding Vote and Major Housing Project Lead L.A. Headlines
Los Angeles, CA – March 25, 2026 – Storm recovery updates, Metro funding vote, and a major housing project approval lead today’s local headlines.
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Storm Warnings, Olympic Leadership Rift, and Homelessness Debate Lead LA Headlines
Los Angeles, CA – March 22, 2026 – Severe storms drench the region, flash flood warnings expand, and city leaders clash over Olympics and homelessness.
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Storm Cleanup, High-Profile Trial, and Olympic Leadership Shake-Up Lead L.A. Headlines
Los Angeles, CA – March 21, 2026 – Severe storm cleanup, a high-profile murder trial, and LA28 leadership tensions top local headlines.
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Storms Soak L.A., Flash Flood Warnings Issued; Mayor Calls for LA28 Leadership Change
Los Angeles, CA – March 17, 2026 – Storms drench L.A., flash flood warnings hit; Mayor seeks LA28 shakeup as new pavement map sparks debate.
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Storm Soaks L.A., Flash Flood Alerts Expand as City Faces Leadership and Safety Challenges
Los Angeles, CA – March 16, 2026 – Severe storms drench the city, flash flood warnings expand, and Mayor Bass calls for LA28 leadership change.
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Storm Alerts, Olympic Leadership Rift and Homelessness Debate Top LA Headlines
Los Angeles, CA – March 13, 2026 – Storm warnings, City Hall shakeups and renewed debate over homelessness lead this week’s local headlines.
