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Economic Equality

The Long Awaited Renters' Caucus

By Mark Kreidler
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Homelessness

How the New York Times Gets LA's Affordable Housing Crisis Wrong

By Dick Platkin
Clearly, Americans Need More Affordable Housing!
Homelessness

Clearly, Americans Need More Affordable Housing!

By Patrick Range McDonald
Studies Find Rent Control Works
Homelessness

Studies Find Rent Control Works

By Patrick Range McDonald
Karen Bass Remedy Homeless Crisis
Los Angeles

Karen Bass Remedy Homeless Crisis

By Ann Garrison
YIMBYS Won Battle of Ideas
Public Policy

YIMBYs Won Battle of Ideas, Losing Political Battle

By Randy Shaw
Generation-Priced-Out
Economic Equality

Progressive Urban Housing Policies

By Randy Shaw
Real Estate Developers Political Influence
Economic Equality

Real Estate Developers Political Influence

By Randy Shaw
Smash and Grab
Homelessness

Smash and Grab or Stack and Pack: Who Are the Bigger Crooks?

By Dick Platkin
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Homelessness

What “Pro-Housing” Actually Means

By Randy Shaw
LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 12: A drone aerial view shows the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum at Exposition Park as Los Angeles County allows more businesses and facilities to reopen today, despite rising COVID-19 infections and deaths on June 12, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. After reporting the county’s largest single-day jump in coronavirus cases, health officials are warning that the county’s transmission rate of the disease could overwhelm intensive-care units in the next two to four weeks if the increase isn't reversed. Newly allowed reopenings include gyms and fitness facilities, spectator-free sports venues, day camps, museums, galleries, zoos, aquariums, campgrounds, RV parks, outdoor recreational areas including swimming pools, music, film and television production and hotels for leisure travel. The county's death toll is currently more than 2,800 with the total number of cases nearing 69,000. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Los Angeles

The Olympics Offer a Chance to Create Real Change

By Bobbi Murray
City Planning
Economic Equality

City Planning and Affordable Housing, in Reality

By Mark Dempsey
Fauxgressives
Homelessness

Fauxgressives Win Recent Neighborhood Council Elections

By Dick Platkin
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Economic Equality

California Progressives Split Over SB9 and SB10

By Randy Shaw
Homeless Sweep and Seattle’s Lack of Compassion
Elections in the United States

Homeless Sweep and Seattle’s Lack of Compassion

By Johnny Townsend
Take Away Homeownership
Economic Equality

Why Do Politicians Want to Take Away Homeownership from Communities of Color?

By Cynthia Davis and Susie Shannon
Zone for Affordable Housing
Elections in the United States

California City Ordered to Zone for Affordable Housing

By Robin Urevich
Palm Springs Modernism the Future of California
California

Is Palm Springs Modernism the Future of California?

By Joe Mathews
Biden
Homelessness

Can Biden Actually Fix Homelessness?

By Randy Shaw
Rent Relief and Eviction Moratoriums Fall Short
California

Rent Relief and Eviction Moratoriums Fall Short

By Mark Kreidler
FAIR LA Plan
Homelessness

Fair LA Housing Plan: Boon for Speculators in Housing Crisis

By Dick Platkin
Will Pandemic Create Housing Solutions
Homelessness

Will Pandemic Create Housing Solutions

By Reginald Black
City Housing: Voters Building Walls Around Affluent Cities
California

City Housing: Voters Building Walls Around Affluent Cities

By Randy Shaw
Pro-Housing: Activism Makes a Difference
Public Policy

Pro-Housing: Activism Makes a Difference

By Randy Shaw