CA's Largest Teachers' Union Comes Out Against Proposed Newsom Education Cuts
The largest teachers' union in the state is launching a media campaign tomorrow against Governor Gavin Newsom's most recent budget proposal. Kevin Tidmarsh has more.
UC Workers Announce First In A Series Of Strikes Will Be At UC Santa Cruz
The union that represents academic workers across the University of California is set to launch its first strike on Monday, at the University of California, Santa Cruz campus. The series of strikes is a response to the university system's crackdown on campus protests.
Historic La Golondrina Cafe Closes For Good
A legal battle with the city of Los Angeles over who's responsible for repairs to the 94 year old restaurant forced owners into bankruptcy, shuttering the restaurant permanently.
Wildfires Destroyed Swaths Of Angeles National Forest. Can Restoration Efforts Bring Them Back?
Swaths of Angeles National Forest have been destroyed by wildfires in recent years. Tree People and others are kicking off a five year, $7 million dollar restoration in an effort to help speed up the recovery process across more than 1,000 acres.
These Boarded-Up LA Homes Will Soon Be Available To Low-Income Homebuyers
It’s a drop in addressing L.A.’s overall housing crisis. But some boarded up homes in El Sereno may soon have a new life. David Wagner reports on plans announced today for houses left empty for decades by Caltrans.
What Do State Budget Cuts Mean For Los Angeles Schools?
Los Angeles Unified leaders are cautiously optimistic about the district’s immediate financial outlook. But there are a lot of challenges ahead.
UC Workers Authorize Strike Over Crackdown On Campus Protests
About 41% of members participated in the vote, and an overwhelming majority approved of the measure, according to a union statement Wednesday night.
Why It Feels So Darn Good Getting A “Moto Wave” In LA
If you’ve ever left a little extra space or moved aside for a motorcycle, you might’ve noticed riders flashing a peace sign or lowering their left hand towards you as they pass. These gestures, known generally as a “motorcycle wave,” can be a signal of gratitude to drivers. And in a city full of to…
LAUSD Budget Outlook Improves, But Financial Challenges Remain
California’s revenue is declining, but Los Angeles Unified leaders are cautiously optimistic about the district’s immediate financial outlook.
LA Council Approves Ethics Reforms For Ballot. Critics Say The Changes Are Watered Down
The Los Angeles City Council moved closer Tuesday to placing on the November ballot a package of ethics reforms designed to fight corruption, but the panel dumped key proposals in the process. Council members unanimously directed the city attorney to draft ballot language for the package, which in…