LA Mayor announces two Project Homekey sites providing over 100 housing units.

LA Mayor Karen Bass enacts directive to increase housing affordability, targeting construction of homes for all income levels and improving homeownership.

LA Mayor's Directive 1 advances 8,000 housing units, addressing the city's homelessness crisis with streamlined development.

Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles announces the city's award of three grants from the Southern California Association of Governments to strategically use city-owned land for housing, reconnect MacArthur Park, and link the Warner Center for improved accessibility and sustainability.

San Bernardino County's affordable housing initiatives gain national recognition, with local officials joined by Congressman Pete Aguilar and U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Marcia Fudge on a tour of successful projects in the area.

Harvard-educated Elizabeth Hirschhorn stayed in an L.A. short-term rental for a staggering 540+ days without paying for the accommodations. Legal loopholes in California mean she is now also demanding $100k to vacate, in a strikingly similar case to one with which she was involved in Oakland.

LAHD and HACLA invite residents to provide insights on the 2023-2028 AFH Plan for enhancing fair housing in Los Angeles during a virtual gathering on October 18.

Pasadena City Council is set to deliberate on the allocation of $500,000 in funds from the HOME Investment Partnerships Program to local nonprofit Door of Hope for the purpose of converting a property on Marengo Avenue into a transitional housing facility for low-income homeless families.

Eviction notices filed in Los Angeles County reach nearly 50,000 between February and August, leaving thousands of renters scrambling to pay for their housing.

The City of Irvine takes a vital step towards building a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem by initiating the Irvine Accelerator in partnership with Sunstone Management.

Mayor Karen Bass and city leaders celebrate the early opening of a Hollywood housing project, paving the way for thousands more within the coming months.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced the acceleration of more than 7,000 units of affordable housing, as the city moves to make Executive Directive 1 a permanent program.

Curious just how far your dollar goes in Los Angeles real estate? From budget apartments to luxury apartments, here's what you can get locally by price point, with photos and amenities.