Liability payments have cost the City of L.A. an average of 35% more each year since 2022, a new city report shows, growing faster than other large cities like New York and Chicago.

Liability payments have cost the City of L.A. an average of 35% more each year since 2022, a new city report shows, growing faster than other large cities like New York and Chicago.

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LA’s liability costs have been growing for years. The City Council is seeking a solution

As California debates Zone Zero, researchers are studying whether trees can protect homes from fire.

As California debates Zone Zero, researchers are studying whether trees can protect homes from fire.

What we can learn about fire from trees

The next round of tickets to the L.A. Olympics in 2028 will go on sale in August, and registration has re-opened to get a chance at a ticket slot. LAist's Libby Rainey looked into lingering questions about ticket affordability. 

The next round of tickets to the L.A. Olympics in 2028 will go on sale in August, and registration has re-opened to get a chance at a ticket slot. LAist's Libby Rainey looked into lingering questions about ticket affordability.&nbsp;

The next Olympics ticket drop is coming in August. Questions about affordability remain

Inglewood-born brothers Aaron and Lawrence Shaw have been nominated for Grammys and played with music greats. Aaron even gave Andre 3000 flute lessons. Now, they’re out with a new album that’s L.A. through and through. They talked with LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh ahead of their album release show on Saturday, April 26.

Inglewood-born brothers Aaron and Lawrence Shaw have been nominated for Grammys and played with music greats. Aaron even gave Andre 3000 flute lessons. Now, they&rsquo;re out with a new album that&rsquo;s L.A. through and through. They talked with LAist's Kevin Tidmarsh ahead of their album release show on Saturday, April 26.

LA’s liability costs have been growing for years. The City Council is seeking a solution

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