Mike Feuer

Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer in front of City Hall.
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LA City Attorney Sues HomeAway for Unregistered Hosting

By Greg Cornfield
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Rick Caruso.
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Billionaire Developer Rick Caruso Enters Race for LA Mayor

By Mark Hallum
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The Cumulus District project under construction behind the Metro Expo Line light rail station. The second phase of the Expo Line was completed in 2016, extending approximately six miles from Culver City to Santa Monica.
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LA’s Expo Line Density Plan Survives Lawsuit

By Greg Cornfield
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The El Capitan Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard is seen earlier this year playing 'Raya and the Last Dragon' on its first day of reopening since it was closed in 2020 due to local COVID-19 restrictions.
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LA City Attorney Calls for Total Vaccine Mandate

By Greg Cornfield
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A doorman at Oasis checks a customer's vaccination card before allowing him to enter on July 29. As COVID-19 begins to surge due to the Delta variant, The San Francisco Bar Owner Alliance, which consists of over 500 bars in San Francisco, is implementing a new policy that requires bar customers to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of the bar visit.
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LA Wants to Mandate Proof of Vaccinations at Public Establishments

By Greg Cornfield
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Construction workers build a multifamily in Los Angeles.
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Landlords File Injunction to Halt LA’s Eviction Ban, Rent Freeze [Updated]

By Greg Cornfield
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Los Angeles City Hall.
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Real Estate Industry Descries LA’s Plans to Address Corruption at City Hall

By Greg Cornfield
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City Council President Nury Martinez introduced three motions that would update L.A.’s zoning code and shift the way development projects are reviewed.
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LA Moves to Modify Zoning and Entitlement Process Amid City Hall Corruption Scandal

By Greg Cornfield
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Los Angeles City Hall
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LA Could Kill Developments Tied to Corruption Under New Proposed Ordinance

By Greg Cornfield
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THE L.A. CITY ATTORNEY FILED CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST 60 NON-ESSENTIAL BUSINESSES THAT REMAINED OPEN, IN VIOLATION OF MAYOR ERIC GARCETTI’S SAFER AT HOME ORDER
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LA Cracks Down on Nonessential Businesses That Opened Despite Pandemic

By Greg Cornfield
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A reimagined middle school.
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Rethinking School Design in the Age of the Mass Shooter

By Alison Stateman
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