Another professional report has come out showing the bad effects of ULA. But we already know ULA is bad for Los Angeles. ULA must be repealed.
https://t.co/9kPjiaD7dd
Today marks a major milestone for our city and this community as we officially began site clearance at Palisades Park.
This project is about more than building Palisades Park — it’s about creating a world-class gathering place where kids can play, families can connect, and seniors can come together for generations to come.
None of this would have been possible without the extraordinary collaboration between the public and private sectors, making this the largest public-private partnership in LA City history. Grateful to Mayor Bass, Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, Councilwoman Traci Park, Coach JJ Redick, LA Strong Sports, Gensler, SWA Group, Freeman Group, and Latham & Watkins for helping us reach this important day.
Stay tuned for more details on our virtual community meeting on June 3, where our design teams will share updated renderings and what’s next for Palisades Park.
Have been pretty negative about LA recently, but this is a big deal and all of the people who worked hard to make it happen ought to be proud.
Thank you!
MacArthur Park has become an open-air drug market in the middle of a neighborhood where families live and children play. Federal agents seized millions in fentanyl while local leadership looked the other way. Councilwoman @cd1losangeles has spent more time defending the status quo than fixing it. If she can’t protect the people living there, she should step aside. Lead, follow, or get out of the way.
Tenant rights have increased so much, often at the expense of landlords. Not all tenants are angels, and not all landlords are devils.
Government needs to be more cognizant of this and create fair laws, rather than giving in to vocal tenant advocates.
Voting matters.
We are pleased to announce that the California Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA), striking down a City of Los Angeles ordinance that required housing providers to pay relocation assistance when a tenant chose to vacate in response to a lawful rent increase. This significant legal victory underscores the constant battles that property owners face against unlawful local mandates.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is effectively weaponizing bureaucracy against property owners. By forcing the Sheriff’s Department to slow-walk eviction lockouts, you’ve turned a two-week process into a four-month financial nightmare. Landlords are being forced to subsidize non-paying tenants while the County dodges accountability. This isn’t "policy"—it’s county-sanctioned theft of rental income. It’s time for the County to pay for the losses they’ve manufactured. End the lockout freeze now.
#LACounty #HousingCrisis #LandlordUnderSiege #StopTheSlowWalk #PropertyRights #LApolitics #AccountabilityNow #RentLoss
For the crew of Artemis II, their mission will soon be reality. Learn about the challenges they face and the teamwork required to fly around the Moon.
Episode 2 of Moonbound is live—and free to watch on NASA+: https://t.co/NtKmF2gywp
The Los Angeles City Council requires landlords of rent stabilized buildings to post various notices at the properties to inform tenants of their rights.
Fine, reasonable.
But they keep changing the notices, which means (1) owners and PMs spend a bunch of time driving around replacing signs every year and (2) it doesn't make sense to spend the money to make nice-looking signs and instead have to use cheap, crappy ones we can replace every year.
At this point, everyone has a phone.
Why not just have landlords post a sign in English and Spanish that says "This property is covered by the Los Angles Rent Stabilization Ordinance. As a tenant, you have important rights. To learn about them, visit [URL] or call [phone number]"?
Im seeing countless crypto accounts saying "farewell" to crypto, taking a break, switching to AI content or covering metals.
Zero jokes. I feel the exact same as them BUT I know this is EXACTLY the vibe of a hard bottom.
The biggest mistake I ever made was "taking a break" the last time I saw this exact sentiment after the FTX crash.
If I had just bought with 2-3% of my networth and held my coins at that point I would of made close to 9 figures.
Instead I decided that I was to good for crypto and moving on.
Not this time. I am building faster than ever with my team in this AI era at @hyros_official fully locked in, but my free hand is DEATH GRIPPED around the pulse of crypto.
If we come back from this sentiment, these current prices will make people goofy rich if they can just survive.
This is where the legendary buys come from. It's not when people are celebrating crypto on the news, or luke warm or even scared shitless in a major crash.
Its when people literally do not care and people that have invested years of time into this pack up and start to pivot out of pure disgust.
We are there.