Jack Brownlee · August 27, 2026
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority released its annual Homeless Count on July 24. The weeks since have been filled with pointed fingers, boastful speeches, and serious questions about the […]
Guest · March 26, 2026
By Jon Vein Los Angeles is trying to solve a 75,000-person crisis with $700,000 apartments—and it isn’t working. Tens of thousands of people remain on the streets while the city […]
Guest · February 26, 2026
By Jon Vein Nithya Raman’s late entry into the Los Angeles mayoral race doesn’t just add another name to an already long list of candidates. It shifts the balance of […]
Guest · December 25, 2025
Late last year, the city of Los Angeles brought in an outside firm, at a cost of nearly $3 million, to conduct a full audit of homelessness spending, including money […]
Columnist · July 31, 2025
By Jon F. Vein and Freya Estreller Across Los Angeles, homelessness remains one of the most visible and urgent challenges of our time. Despite massive public investment, the crisis persists. […]
Chronicle Staff · May 1, 2025
The council chambers in City Hall have seen some contentious meetings over the last several years and a lot of promises have echoed off of those walls. On April 21, […]
