Nury Martinez

Los Angeles City Hall illuminated in blue in Downtown.
Development  ·  Diversity and Inclusion
Los Angeles

Angels Landing Developers: ‘We Can No Longer Work With’ De León After Audio Scandal

By Greg Cornfield
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City Hall is framed by one of the arches from the new Sixth Street Viaduct in Los Angeles.
Players  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

LA City Hall Rocked By Racist Remarks in Leaked Audio Recording

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.
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

LA Wants to Mandate Proof of Vaccinations at Public Establishments

By Greg Cornfield
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Los Angeles City Hall is bathed in blue lighting as part of the #LightItBlue for health workers movement on April 09, 2020.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

LA to Mandate COVID Vaccines for City Workers: Updated

By Greg Cornfield
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A Food 4 Less employee pushes carts past supermarket workers gathered to protest in front of the supermarket in Long Beach after a decision by Kroger to close two supermarkets rather than pay workers an additional $4 in "hazard pay."
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

LA Mandates ‘Hazard Pay’ for Grocery Store Workers

By Greg Cornfield
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The mixed-use complex includes 355,000 square feet of office space, and 16,500 square feet of studio and production space — all leased to Netflix.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Hooray for Hollywood!

By The Editors
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The three digital billboards wrap around the sides of the building, measuring about 55 feet by 245 feet.
Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

Developer Donated to Election Fund After LA Councilman Helped With Digital Billboards

By Greg Cornfield
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Los Angeles City Hall.
Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

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.
Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

LA Moves to Modify Zoning and Entitlement Process Amid City Hall Corruption Scandal

By Greg Cornfield
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L.A. City Council President Nury Martinez, center, said her "concern remains that we need substantially more assistance from the White House and our federal government if we are going to meet the housing needs of Angelenos and people throughout the nation.”
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

LA Approves Major $100M Renter Relief Program

By Greg Cornfield
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Councilman Jose Huizar, center, was arrested Tuesday.
Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

Authorities Arrest LA Councilman Huizar in Real Estate Corruption Scheme [Updated]

By Greg Cornfield
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The Hundreds, a streetwear outlet at 501 Fairfax Avenue, is watched by National Guardsmen.
Industry
Los Angeles

LA Boards Up Retail with More Curfews in Place

By Greg Cornfield
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A former aide to embroiled Councilman Jose Huizar will plead guilty in part of a federal investigation into corruption at City Hall.
Industry
Los Angeles

Councilman’s Aide to Plead Guilty as Corruption Case Mounts at LA City Hall

By Greg Cornfield
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Councilmembers Mike Bonin and David Ryu on Tuesday announced proposed measures that would freeze all multifamily rents in L.A.
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

LA Pushes for Citywide Apartment Rent Freeze During Outbreak

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Average rent in L.A. reached $2,524 in February.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

LA Considers Apartment Rent Freezes, Expands Restrictions on Evictions

By Greg Cornfield
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