Los Angeles County has been staying put, as part of the “safer at home” order. It’s designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But for Californians in substandard housing, home isn’t a safe place to be. Reporter Aaron Mendelson has more.

Los Angeles County has been staying put, as part of the &ldquo;safer at home&rdquo; order. It&rsquo;s designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But for Californians in substandard housing, home isn&rsquo;t a safe place to be. Reporter Aaron Mendelson has more.

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The L.A. City Council will consider adopting a report on the city’s controversial speed camera program. LAist's Destiny Torres has more on Tuesday's vote.

The L.A. City Council will consider adopting a report on the city&rsquo;s controversial speed camera program. LAist's Destiny Torres has more on Tuesday's vote.

Los Angeles could move one step closer to bringing speed cameras to city streets

So far, it's been an impressive -- and gross -- alternative to traditional composting.

So far, it's been an impressive -- and gross -- alternative to traditional composting.

How's the fly larvae experiment going?

L.A. Metro’s Board is set to vote on Thursday on the staff-recommended route for the northern extension of the K Line, which would place three much sought-after rail stations in West Hollywood.

L.A. Metro&rsquo;s Board is set to vote on Thursday on the staff-recommended route for the northern extension of the K Line, which would place three much sought-after rail stations in West Hollywood.

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