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What’s hot and what’s not? Revealing the uneven shifts in the L.A. housing market

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What’s hot and what’s not? Revealing the uneven shifts in the L.A. housing market

(Image generated with MidJourney) Real estate across Los Angeles County has been on a tear, with the assessed value of residential property rising, on average, by 54% over the past eight years. But those gains are not distributed equally, and an examination of publicly available data reveals some surprises as to which areas have seen values spike. The hottest real estate market in all of Los... Source Read Article

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State releasing new fire maps for Southern California. Here’s why they matter

State releasing new fire maps for Southern California. Here’s why they matter

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For the first time in at least 14 years, state officials will release updated fire maps for Southern California on Monday, March 24, showing where wildfires are most likely to occur within the next several decades. With the acrid memories of January’s Palisades and Eaton fires still fresh, the new maps couldn’t be more timely. Among other things, the maps show where fire-resistant building codes apply and where residents could be subject to annu…Wildfires · California See the Story

City of LA facing $1 billion budget shortfall, layoffs anticipated

City of LA facing $1 billion budget shortfall, layoffs anticipated

City of LA facing $1 billion budget shortfall, layoffs anticipated

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Los Angeles is facing a projected shortfall of nearly $1 billion next fiscal year, and significant cuts and “thousands” of layoffs are “nearly inevitable,” the top budget official told the City Council on Wednesday. California Politics · Los Angeles See the Story

Illegal dumping in Los Angeles soars in new year

Illegal dumping in Los Angeles soars in new year

Reports of illegal dumping, long a source of blight in Los Angeles, are up 36% in the first two months of 2025 compared with the same period last year. Some neighborhoods have seen calls about the practice more than double. In January and February, the city tabulated 22,046 complaints about illegal dumping, according to publicly available MyLA311 service request data. Last year in that time frame... SourceLos Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

Electric scooter thefts skyrocket across Los Angeles

Electric scooter thefts skyrocket across Los Angeles

Electric scooters have become the vehicle of choice for many people in Los Angeles, including large numbers of college students. It turns out, they are also increasingly a target for thieves. In 2024, there were 1,046 reports of stolen motorized devices (the count includes e-bikes) in the city, according to publicly available Los Angeles Police Department data. That represents a 22.3% SourceCollege Students · Los Angeles Read Article

Los Angeles sees slight decline in annual graffiti calls

Los Angeles sees slight decline in annual graffiti calls

A year ago, Los Angeles was having a graffiti moment. Taggers had discovered that a stalled Downtown high-rise project had little security. Within weeks the trio of towers had been covered in colorful markings. International attention ensued, as did an array of questions: How do you secure the property known as Oceanwide Plaza? Who would pay for it? Was this art or vandalism? Today the site is... SourceLos Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

Streetlight outages in Los Angeles hit unprecedented level

Streetlight outages in Los Angeles hit unprecedented level

Image generated with Midjourney The price of copper has more than doubled since the pandemic. Thieves have noticed, and are ripping out the wiring from Los Angeles streetlights at rates never before seen. In January the city fielded 5,225 reports for streetlight service, the highest monthly total in at least a decade, and 39% above the same month last year. The outages have been growing steadily... SourcePandemic · Los Angeles Read Article