For years, Huntington Beach has been fighting the state's order to plan for 40,000 new homes in the beach city. LAist's Jill Replogle explains that the pressure from Sacramento is now being amped up.

For years, Huntington Beach has been fighting the state's order to plan for 40,000 new homes in the beach city. LAist's&nbsp;Jill Replogle explains that the pressure from Sacramento is now being amped up.

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Why Huntington Beach taxpayers may be fined $50K a month

Los Angeles city property owners voted down a fee increase that sought to address a massive backlog of streetlight repairs. The L.A. city clerk certified the results Wednesday: Just under 80% of the weighted votes cast rejected the idea. Kavish Harjai reports.

Los Angeles city property owners voted down a fee increase that sought to address a massive backlog of streetlight repairs.&nbsp;The L.A. city clerk certified the results Wednesday: Just under 80% of the weighted votes cast rejected the idea. Kavish Harjai reports.

LA property owners vote down streetlight fee increase

A judge declared a mistrial on Friday for a former Pacific Palisades resident accused of starting a fire that led to last year’s destructive Palisades Fire after the jury said it was deadlocked. LAist's Makenna Cramer reports.

A judge declared a mistrial on Friday for a former Pacific Palisades resident accused of starting a fire that led to last year&rsquo;s destructive Palisades Fire after the jury said it was deadlocked. LAist's Makenna Cramer reports.

Judge declares mistrial for man accused of starting deadly Palisades Fire

A measure to eliminate Measure ULA — and similar taxes across the state — was headed for the November ballot. But a last-minute deal in Sacramento convinced the initiative’s sponsor to pull it just before the deadline to remove qualified statewide measures from the finalized ballot. David Wagner reports.

A measure to eliminate Measure ULA &mdash; and similar taxes across the state &mdash; was headed for the November ballot. But a last-minute deal in Sacramento convinced the initiative&rsquo;s sponsor to pull it just before the deadline to remove qualified statewide measures from the finalized ballot. David Wagner reports.

Why Huntington Beach taxpayers may be fined $50K a month

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