In the city of Los Angeles, neighbors or homeowner groups who choose to fight approvals of new housing are required to pay a fee when filing an appeal. Right now, that fee is $178 but it will go up to $229.

In the city of Los Angeles, neighbors or homeowner groups who choose to fight approvals of new housing are required to pay a fee when filing an appeal.&nbsp;Right now, that fee is $178 but it will go up to $229.

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Fighting new housing in LA will cost you more — but far short of the $22K fee some advocates want

The L.A. City Council voted Friday to partially fund Mayor Karen Bass’ proposal for more LAPD officers.

The L.A. City Council voted Friday to partially fund Mayor Karen Bass&rsquo; proposal for more LAPD officers.

LA City Council votes to hire more LAPD recruits

If you've never heard of the Northeast Los Angeles neighborhood tucked between Highland Park and El Sereno, you're not alone. And as LAist's Gab Chabran reports, while its hip neighbors have seen wave after wave of restaurant openings, this 3,500-resident community's restaurant scene has been mostly takeout. Until now.

If you've never heard of the Northeast Los Angeles neighborhood tucked between Highland Park and El Sereno, you're not alone. And as LAist's Gab Chabran reports, while its hip neighbors have seen wave after wave of restaurant openings, this 3,500-resident community's restaurant scene has been mostly takeout. Until now.

Northeast LA's Hermon gets a new gathering place

Every year in Santa Ana, Luis Cantabrana turns the front of his home into an elaborate altar in honor of La Virgen de Guadalupe that draws hundreds of visitors. LAist's Destiny Torres visited the altar.

Every year in Santa Ana, Luis Cantabrana turns the front of his home into an elaborate altar in honor of La Virgen de Guadalupe that draws hundreds of visitors. LAist's Destiny Torres visited the altar.

Fighting new housing in LA will cost you more — but far short of the $22K fee some advocates want

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