Federal officials investigating a well-known L.A. street gang say one of its leaders was being paid by the city as a peace ambassador in MacArthur Park. LAist's Jordan Rynning reports.

Federal officials investigating a well-known L.A. street gang say one of its leaders was being paid by the city as a peace ambassador in MacArthur Park. LAist's Jordan Rynning reports.

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Feds investigating an LA gang allege one of its leaders worked as a city ‘peace ambassador’

The Los Angeles City Council decided Tuesday to put off the full effects of a major new state housing law by allowing low-rise apartment buildings in some neighborhoods where such housing has long been banned. LAist's David Wagner reports.

The Los Angeles City Council decided Tuesday to put off the full effects of a major new state housing law by allowing low-rise apartment buildings in some neighborhoods where such housing has long been banned. LAist's David Wagner reports.

LA City Council delays state housing law by allowing apartments in some neighborhoods

The L.A. City Council on Tuesday agreed to place a half cent sales tax to fund the fire department on the November ballot. LAist's Frank Stoltze reports.

The L.A. City Council on Tuesday agreed to place a half cent sales tax to fund the fire department on the November ballot. LAist's Frank Stoltze reports.

Half-cent sales tax to fund LA city fire department heads to the Nov ballot

In notoriously car-centric Los Angeles, thousands of fans have been taking public transit to get to the World Cup. Metro has logged more than 100,000 rides to and from SoFi Stadium for the first four matches in Inglewood, on its special shuttle buses carrying fans directly to the stadium from various locations across the region. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

In notoriously car-centric Los Angeles, thousands of fans have been taking public transit to get to the World Cup.&nbsp;Metro has logged more than 100,000 rides to and from SoFi Stadium for the first four matches in Inglewood, on its&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/brief/transportation/metro-direct-buses-world-cup-matches-how-to-ride">special shuttle buses</a> carrying fans directly to the stadium from various locations across the region. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

Feds investigating an LA gang allege one of its leaders worked as a city ‘peace ambassador’

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