L.A

Los Angeles needs more affordable housing. When presented with the problem in the past, builders and developers were able to turn lima bean fields and orange groves into row after…

The first thing you notice about the Monterey Park home of artist Yi Kai and his wife, Jian Zheng, is the swimming pool. Like David Hockney’s pool paintings, which celebrate…

A residential skyscraper has been approved for construction in the South Park neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, though it’s unclear how soon construction will begin. The City Council last week…

Sports and music fans, flocking to a once-questionable corner of downtown, were the springboard for an L.A.-born multibillion-dollar empire of venues and events for screaming enthusiasts around the globe. AEG,…

In L.A.’s jam-packed real estate market, an acre is huge. Five acres is a dream. But 100-plus acres is historic. The Robert Taylor Ranch, a massive equestrian estate sprawled in…

Almost since the first suburbs were built in Los Angeles, there have been worries that adding density would “Manhattanize” L.A., rendering it so crowded with new vertical development as to…

WASHINGTON — With two conservatives in dissent, the Supreme Court on Monday turned down a property-rights claim from Los Angeles landlords who say they lost millions from unpaid rent during the COVID-19…

After living in her two-bedroom apartment in Los Feliz for more than a decade, Debra Weiss encountered a problem experienced by many renters in Los Angeles: She was evicted. “I…

On a sunny Tuesday in Anaheim in the parking lot of a firefighter training center, a tiny house burst into flames while its neighbor survived. The fiery display was part…

In the coming weeks, Congress will write tax and spending legislation that should include relief for many victims of the Palisades and Eaton fires. But apart from the cash assistance…