TAHO 2.0: first lawsuit against tenant harassment held in Los Angeles Invalid rent increases, utility shut-offs and threats of eviction are part of complaint against apartment owner in south-central Los Angeles
Los Angeles rejects proposal for voting rights for non-citizens The Los Angeles City Council ruled out putting on the November ballot the initiative to allow non-citizens to vote in municipal elections
Los Angeles evaluates voting for non-citizens in November elections The proposal was approved by the Los Angeles City Council; The measure will be on the city's November general election ballots.
Jos Ugarte seeks to strengthen Latino representation on the Los Angeles Council Ugarte, 40, arrived as an immigrant to the United States at the age of four. Today he seeks to recover the political ground that, according to him, Latinos have lost
Los Angeles voters will decide on renovating 200,000 streetlights Los Angeles proposes raising rates by 120% to fund streetlight renovation; more than 600,000 ballots sent to voters
Round Politics: The Democratic Strategy for Shaving Candidates of Color Apparently, they are paving the way for two millionaires to be favored in the primary election
More concerns loom for irregular immigrants in the United States A federal HUD proposal would prohibit mixed-status families from accessing public housing
Lynwood declares itself a Sanctuary City: it took months of convincing It is the eighth city in Los Angeles County that decides to protect its undocumented community
Political Round: Leaders are lacking in the face of the war against immigrants In Los Angeles, the hunt for undocumented immigrants has not stopped; ICE operates by applying racial profiling
Political Round: The Challenges for Latinos in an Election Year Of the four Latinos running for governor, Villaraigosa and Becerra have the best chances
Mayor Bass marks a milestone by signing a rent stabilization law in Los Angeles The ordinance signed by Bass limits annual rent increases between 1% and 4% for apartments built before October 1, 1978
