The Basin

Data joining & analysis for Los Angeles and Southern California

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The Los Angeles Country Club covers more land than all 73 public parks in Council Districts 8, 9 and 10 combined. Yet its 308 acres pay less in property taxes than a house across the street.

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Read our in depth analysis of the financial loopholes LA Country Clubs use to skirt millions in property taxes.

https://t.co/Xa5S3msQ3d

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The Los Angeles Country Club covers more land than all 73 public parks in Council Districts 8, 9 and 10 combined. Yet its 308 acres pay less in property taxes than a house across the street.

[L.A. in a Minute @LaInaMinute]

If you are a data fiend, @TheBasinLA is doing some of the most insightful/in-depth analysis on L.A. infrastructure, population, restaurants, and just about anything there is to collect data on in this City/County.

Really good & fascinating follow.

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@hearinladotcom Streetsblog wrote a great piece on a very early interation of these 14 years ago
https://t.co/d0gMEFmvSm

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@hearinladotcom Those are ultrasonic vehicle-detection sensors. They detect whether a parking space is occupied but (as far as we can tell) don’t photograph vehicles or read plates. We learned about them when researching for this piece.
https://t.co/9FCfiCvO61

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Read our analysis at https://t.co/YkxNAuKx8k

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LA County has been experiencing tremendous population decline for years, ranking last among the country's 25 largest counties.

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Every parking citation the city issued from 2014 to 2026, against tract income. The method, the maps and the analysis.

https://t.co/9FCfiCvO61

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We analyzed 25 million parking tickets in the City of Los Angeles.

The poorest 10% are fined 9.9x more of their income than the wealthiest.

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The next 3 neighborhoods are:
Hollywood - 227
Woodland Hills - 205
Northridge - 184

12 neighborhoods have fewer than 10.

Read our full analysis: https://t.co/EKDxJZw1ji

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Downtown & Koreatown lead LA neighborhoods by restaurant count, and it's really not that close.

See where your neighborhood sits!

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Every developed parcel in Los Angeles County colored by year built.

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@metrolosangeles You can find our full breakdown at https://t.co/HFR0Ko6eSc

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Mapping coverage and live weekday ridership of LA's transit network

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@feedmewithyour_ Coverage in LA is real: 77.5% of the city lives within a half mile of a bus stop.

But rail is severely lacking at 16%, and five council districts (all of them in the Valley) have no rail station at all.

We mapped ridership for an average weekday in LA.

https://t.co/77FM9wAWpF

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@KarenBassLA BLS has counted film jobs in LA County every month since 1990. Through July 2026, this year is running 10,400 below the strike year's own average.

The strikes ended in November 2023.

https://t.co/1jtiWluocK

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You can read our entire analysis and the most in depth look at council attendance anywhere at

https://t.co/g1VRSagDHM

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@LAPDairsupport Read more about our analysis of LAPD's Air Support Division at https://t.co/vHObyQuKbb

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LAPD Helicopter flights in a week compared to the next three largest police aircraft fleets in the country

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@cd1losangeles Read more about CD1 and the other districts at https://t.co/aepUm6PXXw

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In @cd1losangeles , nearly half of all residents live within half a mile of rail transit, and the district has more transit commuters than any other district in Los Angeles.