Koreatown Finds Neighborly Love: Ktown for All in Profile
Name: Ktown for All Date Founded: May 2018 Community served: Koreatown Mission: “Ktown for All is a grassroots volunteer-run neighborhood organization that does weekly outreach
Name: Ktown for All Date Founded: May 2018 Community served: Koreatown Mission: “Ktown for All is a grassroots volunteer-run neighborhood organization that does weekly outreach
Name: Chinatown Community for Equitable Development (CCED) Date Founded: 2012 Community served: Chinatown Mission: “CCED is an all volunteer, multi-ethnic, intergenerational organization based in Los
The 2019 Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) numbers were supposed to be delivered by the end of May, but it’s May 30 and we
The evidence suggests that the arguments made for why Nicolás Maduro should not be in power apply at least as strongly to those who rule Los Angeles. It’s time to seriously examine the question that our depleted press corps refuses to: is Eric Garcetti’s mayorship illegitimate?
To get a sense of the displacement we’re already seeing from the 2028 Olympics bid and what remains to come, look no further than Dodger Stadium and Dodgertown, the sports complex that erased the working class neighborhood formerly known as Chavez Ravine a half century ago.
When we conducted our recent survey on the 2028 Olympics, we gave respondents a chance to share their thoughts in their own words.
Believe it or not, the city of LA has promised one billion dollars in tax incentives to hotel developers over the next 20 years through a
We’re republishing this analysis of the proposed Koreatown shelters by our partners at LA CAN who have fiercely followed this issue and the issues of shelters and criminalization for decades.
It’s been 10 days since we went in front of City Council for the second time to voice our opposition to the proposed development at 3900 Figueroa. Here’s what happened.
NOlympics LA presents a film culled from DSA-LA’s Street Watch team about what our locals leaders say is happening on the streets versus the reality: relentless harassment and shakedowns by city agencies against the unhoused. If this isn’t barbarism, what is?
Los Angeles County is releasing their estimate of the number of residents that are unhoused. We at the Democratic Socialists of America, Los Angeles believe that this number is absolutely unconscionable – it should be zero.
The proposed hotel project at 3900 Figueroa proves that the 2028 Olympics are already being used as an excuse to drive displacement of low-income and rent-burdened tenants in LA and divert civic resources.