The city of Los Angeles violated state law when it blocked the approval of a seven-story affordable apartment building in the San Fernando Valley, according to a ruling on Thursday from a county judge. David Wagner reports.

The city of Los Angeles violated state law when it <a href="https://laist.com/news/housing-homelessness/los-angeles-housing-affordable-executive-directive-one-ed1-mayor-karen-bass-raman-blumenfield-yimby-lawsuit" data-cms-ai="0">blocked the approval</a> of a seven-story affordable apartment building in the San Fernando Valley, according to a ruling on Thursday from a county judge. David Wagner reports.

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Judge rules LA broke state law by blocking affordable housing project

LAist has obtained records shedding new light on a home searched last month by federal agents in Orange County. That million-dollar home was purchased last year by OC Supervisor Andrew Do’s then 22-year old daughter. It’s also at the center of a civil fraud lawsuit filed by Orange County. Nick Gerda has details.

LAist has obtained records shedding new light on a home searched last month by federal agents in Orange County. That million-dollar home was purchased last year by OC Supervisor Andrew Do’s then 22-year old daughter. It’s also at the center of a civil fraud lawsuit filed by Orange County. Nick Gerda has details.

How did a 22-year-old law student afford a $1 million home at the center of civil fraud allegations?

A new program at USC will look into how to prevent injuries in the sport, as well as ways to help dancers perform better.

A new program at USC will look into how to prevent injuries in the sport, as well as ways to help dancers perform better.

Can motion capture technology help prevent break dancer injury?

The city of Anaheim is ending its contract for mobile mental health services with a prominent nonprofit, LAist has learned.

It's the second city in less than a month to end its contract with the organization Mind OC, which was formed in 2018 with the goal of improving the county's mental health care system. Newport Beach scrapped its contract for similar services in August.

The city of Anaheim is ending its contract for mobile mental health services with a prominent nonprofit, LAist has learned.
It's the second city in less than a month to end its contract with the organization Mind OC, which was formed in 2018 with the goal of improving the county's mental health care system. Newport Beach scrapped its contract for similar services in August.

Judge rules LA broke state law by blocking affordable housing project

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