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In 2016, Los Angeles launched a program to find and fix “soft-story” apartment buildings. The city identified about 11,400 apartment buildings in need of retrofitting. As of November 2019, only a quarter had done the work.
An earthquake safety revolution is sweeping L.A. apartments. But how far will it spread?
A year ago, Bird Rides Inc. was flying high — and Silicon Valley was betting that it would keep on climbing.
The flocks of electric scooters appeared one night late last year in Altadena and East Pasadena, surprising locals who found them perched, without warning, on sidewalks along two busy retail corridors.
On Wednesday morning, about 200 strangers gathered under stormy skies to pay their respects at a Boyle Heights cemetery.
Every December, mourners and county employees gather around a recently dug grave in Boyle Heights, remembering those who have been forgotten.
El fervor de los estadounidenses por los fuegos artificiales del 4 de julio tiene algunos efectos secundarios desafortunados: hay un incremento en los incendios, heridas horribles y mascotas huyendo asustadas por el ruido.
Americans’ fervor for Fourth of July fireworks has some unfortunate side effects.
The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to oppose a bill allowing residential buildings of four to eight stories on streets near public transit, despite objections from business leaders and groups that favor higher-density housing.
