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Iconic Developer Nelson Rising Dies at 81

Hannah Welk - February 10, 2023

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Rand Taps Former White House Policy Staffer Matheny as Next CEO

HOWARD FINE - June 13, 2022

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Nearly $1M Raised for LAPD Recruit Rent Subsidy Fund

HOWARD FINE - May 30, 2022

Infrastructure

Taxes, Infrastructure and Homelessness Top Concerns in New Local Business Poll

Howard Fine - June 18, 2019

Economy

County Looks to Lead on Amazon Headquarters Proposal

Neil Nisperos - September 12, 2017

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L.A. County Assessed Property Values Up 6 Percent to Record $1.47 Trillion

Howard Fine - July 21, 2017

Government

Minimum-Wage Hikes May Max Out BIDs

Howard Fine - July 13, 2017

Government

Shifting Sands

Howard Fine - July 13, 2017

Government

Foreign Funding On Tap at Summit

Helen Zhao - June 1, 2017

Government

Cement, Concrete Firm Will Add Facility to Mix

Howard Fine - May 25, 2017

Government

City’s Take on Sustainability May Buoy Businesses

Helen Zhao - May 18, 2017

Apartments

City of L.A.’s Rental Unit Law Proves Tough Sell

Howard Fine - May 14, 2017

Government

Utility Puts More in Storage at Facilities

staff-author - April 27, 2017

Government

State Chamber Expands List of Job-Killer Bills

Howard Fine - April 20, 2017

Federal

California Bill May Cross Line on Business Taxes

Howard Fine - March 30, 2017

Government

Pot Ventures Hopeful About Building Buzz

staff-author - March 9, 2017

Federal

Pot industry repeats: M Not N; M Not N

Henry Meier - February 23, 2017

Federal

Trump’s Talk Makes It Tough to Sound Out Future

Howard Fine - February 16, 2017

Government

City of Los Angeles Clears Way for Street Vendors

Howard Fine - February 2, 2017

Government

Conflict Builds Around Development Restrictions

Howard Fine - February 2, 2017

Government

Homeless Hurdles

Howard Fine - January 19, 2017

Government

Beverly Hills Ready To Ride Robot Cars

Paul Eakins - January 12, 2017

Government

L.A. Unemployment Rate Stays at 5.1 Percent Even as County Adds 22,000 Jobs

Howard Fine - December 16, 2016

Government

Paying Up

Howard Fine - December 15, 2016

Public Policy

Iconic Developer Nelson Rising Dies at 81

Rand Taps Former White House Policy Staffer Matheny as Next CEO

Nearly $1M Raised for LAPD Recruit Rent Subsidy Fund

Taxes, Infrastructure and Homelessness Top Concerns in New Local Business Poll

County Looks to Lead on Amazon Headquarters Proposal

L.A. County Assessed Property Values Up 6 Percent to Record $1.47 Trillion

Minimum-Wage Hikes May Max Out BIDs

Shifting Sands

Foreign Funding On Tap at Summit

Cement, Concrete Firm Will Add Facility to Mix

City’s Take on Sustainability May Buoy Businesses

City of L.A.’s Rental Unit Law Proves Tough Sell

Utility Puts More in Storage at Facilities

State Chamber Expands List of Job-Killer Bills

California Bill May Cross Line on Business Taxes

Pot Ventures Hopeful About Building Buzz

Pot industry repeats: M Not N; M Not N

Trump’s Talk Makes It Tough to Sound Out Future

City of Los Angeles Clears Way for Street Vendors

Conflict Builds Around Development Restrictions

Homeless Hurdles

Beverly Hills Ready To Ride Robot Cars

L.A. Unemployment Rate Stays at 5.1 Percent Even as County Adds 22,000 Jobs

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