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Trash piling up in Koreatown, and residents demand change
Los Angeles plans to add 65 public trash cans in Koreatown after tenants raised concerns about a shortage of places to throw away trash.
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Construction rises on 316-unit affordable housing in Warner Center
Elysian Housing's seven-story affordable project, The Green, is rising at 21155 Califa Street, with 316 apartments above parking for 300 vehicles, according to Urbanize LA.
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New Culver City development will add hundreds of apartments, two parks and restaurants
Construction has begun on a $200-million apartment complex in Culver City at a time when housing development in much of Los Angeles County has slowed in spite of strong demand.
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West Hollywood adopts ordinance allowing polyamorous partners to legally register
The ordinance allows people to register their multi-partner relationships with WeHo, giving them rights to hospital visitation and additional tenant protections, among other benefits.
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Four-story affordable housing planned at 1135 N. Westmoreland Ave.
City Real Estate Holdings filed an application for a four-story building with 23 affordable apartments and no on-site parking at a vacant lot in East Hollywood.
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Affordable housing on the rise at 3990 S. Wade. St. in Mar Vista
Steven Sharp Thu, 11/05/2026 - 06:05 Just north of Washington Boulevard in Mar Vista , wood framing is rising for a new affordable housing complex from ELAD Investment, LLC.
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Tishman Speyer proposes 110 apartments at 1338 5th St. in Santa Monica
Tishman Speyer proposes an eight-story, 110-unit market-rate apartment building at 1338 5th Street, with no on-site affordable units.
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Data center pitched for golf course at 1509 Workman Mill Rd. in City of Industry
Steven Sharp Thu, 11/05/2026 - 06:15 Struggling golf courses in the Los Angeles area have often given way to housing .
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Long Beach Peninsula oceanfront home's price drops after wave damage
An oceanfront home on the Long Beach Peninsula, listed at $4.95 million without a buyer, saw its price drop after massive waves damaged it.
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