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The accidental politician who could run Los Angeles

Nithya Raman didn’t plan on a political career. But an unsolicited direct message, an “Evil Elmo,” and a stubborn homelessness crisis has put her at City Hall’s door.

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

Los Angeles Times

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L.A.'s next mayor faces high expectations, little room for error

Whoever becomes the next mayor of L.A., she will face a slew of challenges: homelessness, affordable housing, potholes, streetlights, the Olympics, unstable city budget.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d

shalhevetboilingpoint.com

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From Fairfax to City Hall: Measure ULA stalls

Every afternoon, Shalhevet students walk out of a secure building and onto the sidewalks of Mid-Wilshire, inevitably encountering some of the city’s unhoused people on the streets. Walking to lunch spots, waiting at bus stops or looking for street parking along Olympic and Fairfax, the presence of unhoused people on our city streets is not some distant political issue; it is everyday life.

Los Angeles, CA · 6d
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layimby.com

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Office Complex Advances at 130 West College Street in Chinatown

Plans for a new office complex at 130 West College Street in Chinatown have moved forward following approval by the Los Angeles City Planning Commission. The five-story project is being pursued by the Riboli family, with Granite Properties serving as development manager and Grimshaw Architects leading the design. The development would occupy approximately 2.2 acres between College, Main, Bruno, and Alameda streets.

Los Angeles, CA · 4d
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NBC Los Angeles

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SoCal has so many Witch Houses there are now seven magical trails to follow

In the obsessed-over Halloween movies we replayed over and over when we were younger, there always seemed to be one house, on that one remote block or up on the hill, that looked a bit spooky and downright otherworldly. It was often the isolated structure the main characters whispered about,...

Los Angeles, CA · 7d

Resident Magazine

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Inside Sam Amoia's $27.5 Million Penthouse at Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills

Sam Amoia's three-bedroom Penthouse C at Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills is listed at $27.5 million with collectible art, a skylit staircase and rooftop pool.

Beverly Hills, CA · 7d

USA TODAY

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LA could be in for a new mayor. What Nithya Raman says she'd do

Audit spending on homelessness. Create an office to protect renters. Speed up building. These are just some of the actions Nithya Raman, the progressive Los Angeles City Councilmember, plans to take if elected next mayor of Los Angeles . It’s a tight race, as the latest poll shows Raman and Mayor Karen Bass tied just days out from the Nov. 3 election. Bass, elected in 2022, has presided over a sprawling city that’s faced fires, federal immigration sweeps and ever-present questions about how to get people off its streets. A potential change in leadership looms. Here’s a glimpse of what Raman says she plans to do—based on recent debate and forum appearances and her campaign—related to housing, public safety, and addressing homelessness. Homelessness Part of Raman’s first 100-day plans includes moving Los Angeles' homelessness budget out of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority , which has faced scrutiny over its performance. Los Angeles County has already removed its homeless services funding. She’ll give Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia the ability to audit every dollar spent on homelessness, and the public will have access to a real-time dashboard tracking homelessness services' performance and spending. Raman said she’ll cut the number

Los Angeles, CA · 8d

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Filing Alert: Plymouth Heights Owner Chapter 11

Plymouth Inglewood Development LLC, owner of Plymouth Heights, a 20-home residential development in Inglewood, CA, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 30 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California. The company reports $10 million to $50 million in both assets and liabilities. The filing indicates...

Inglewood, CA · 6d

NBC Los Angeles

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Housing affordability remained near historic lows statewide in third quarter, survey says

California housing affordability remained near historic lows in the third quarter, with just 19% of households able to afford a median-priced, existing single-family home, the California Association of Realtors said Friday. The percentage was unchanged from the second quarter and the third quarter of 2025, as lower home prices helped...

California · 7d

The Daily Address - Los Angeles

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A Rare Bright Spot for Los Angeles Renters: Housing Costs Are Finally Cooling Down

L.A. County rents are finally dropping, led by smaller apartments, giving local renters a rare and much-needed break on housing costs.

Los Angeles County, CA · 9d

altadena-now.com

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PUSD Says It Filed Design Application for 110-Unit Employee Housing Project

City-commissioned traffic study will examine nearby streets and a possible signal at Pasadena Avenue and Orange Grove Boulevard. Pasadena Unified School District says it has filed a design-review application for 110 below-market employee rental homes at the former Roosevelt Elementary School site in Pasadena, with neighborhood traffic questions unresolved. The...

Pasadena, CA · 8d

realtor.com

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Los Angeles Rental Report 2026Q3: Renters Catch a Break as New Supply Pushes Rents Lower; Buying Still Costs Nearly $5,000 More a Month

In 2026Q3, the median asking rent in Los Angeles County registered at $2,554,—down $96, or 3.6%, from a year earlier. The median asking rent for 0-2 bedrooms in L.A. County was $2,239, reflecting a decline of $88 (-3.8%) from the previous year. Meanwhile, rent for 3+ bedroom units dropped by $70 (-1.9%) compared to 2025Q3, standing at $3,571.

Los Angeles County, CA · 9d

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Property Owner Deadline Approaches: Pasadena landlords must register units by Saturday

The City of Pasadena’s Rent Stabilization Department (RSD) reminds property owners that the deadline to complete the 2026 Rental Registration is Saturday, Oct. 31. With the RSD office scheduled to be closed on Friday, Oct. 30, and Saturday, Oct. 31, property owners are encouraged to complete their registration and submit payment early to avoid potential late fees. Registering ahead of the deadline will also allow sufficient time to seek assistance, ask questions and resolve any issues that may arise during the process.

Pasadena, CA · 9d

hoodline.com

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In-N-Out Eyes Sherman Oaks Site Near 405 for New Drive-Through

In-N-Out Burger wants to plant its flag in Sherman Oaks, with plans for a new drive-through restaurant at 5601–5627 N. Sepulveda Boulevard, right where Sepulveda meets Burbank Boulevard next to the 405 Freeway. The proposal calls for a roughly 1.7-acre site, 64 parking spaces, a 64-person covered outdoor patio and a walk-up ordering window, though no opening date has been set.

Los Angeles, CA · 9d

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Truist Provides $152M for Long Beach Office Redevelopment

LONG BEACH, CALIF. — Truist has provided a $152 million construction loan to Carmel Partners for Marina Shores, a 390-unit mixed-income development underway at 6615 E. Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach. The San Francisco-based investment and development firm is leading the six-story project, with completion slated for May 2029.

Long Beach, CA · 8d

Laist.com

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Housing in LA Mayor race

Los Angeles voters who see housing affordability as a top issue will need to decide in next week’s election whether incumbent Mayor Karen Bass has done enough to merit a second term, or if her challenger — City Councilmember Nithya Raman — presents a better vision for tackling the city’s housing crisis.

Los Angeles, CA · 8d

hoodline.com

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Truist Backs $152M Loan for 390-Unit Marina Shores Project in Long Beach

6615 E. Pacific Coast Hwy. — Approximate Site of Marina Shores Project. A $152 million construction loan has cleared the way for a 390-unit apartment project, with 390 new units set to rise along Pacific Coast Highway in place of an aging office complex and surface parking lot. The loan, closed by Truist for developer Carmel Partners, will fund Marina Shores, a six-story mixed-income community planned for 6615 E. Pacific Coast Highway.

Long Beach, CA · 9d

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Venice parcel slated for four-story apartment building under new city filing

Developers plan to replace two detached residences on Oakwood Avenue. Residential redevelopment plans submitted to city planners outline the removal of two standalone houses to make room for modern multifamily housing in Venice, municipal filings show. Development entity 2317 Oakwood, LLC, affiliated with construction firm Racing Green Group, has applied...

Los Angeles, CA · 9d