Wheelchair users still get stranded when Movietown Square's lone elevator breaks, even as the city locks in a redundancy rule for future projects.

KEMP Bros. and LPA Design Studios will rebuild the West Pasadena campus while students relocate during construction.

VLI Holding wants to build 25 apartments, including three for extremely low-income renters, steps from the G Line busway.

A single-family home at 17916 Chase St. would give way to eight townhomes under a new state-law shortcut for small subdivisions.

Executive Directive No. 26 pushes a universal housing search tool as critics question whether it fixes LA's real supply problem.

Wei Shi says the city's slow-walked permit cost him more than $1 million. An appeals court just sided with him.

Crews found an abandoned pool buried beneath the Tampico Motel, forcing Anaheim to approve emergency funding to keep the conversion alive.

The 1928 Balboa Village landmark, dark for decades, has a new owner with a restoration track record and a deed that locks in its cultural future.

Buying power stalled statewide in the third quarter — and in Orange County, it now takes $374,400 a year just to qualify.

The Riboli family's winery-funded office project just cleared a major city hurdle near the Chinatown Metro stop.

The 17-story former J.W. Marriott is getting a nearly $98 million makeover into a luxury hotel with a private-elevator penthouse suite.

The five-story North Hollywood building replaced a four-unit property and reserves three apartments for extremely low-income renters.

The redesign swaps a 60-mph surface freeway for a walkable park connection, with construction starting in 2027.