Developer Tryies to Dodge Low-Cost-Housing Rules in Downtown L.A.
Tents on the street in downtown L.A. in 2006
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L.A. Housing Crisis Focus of Legal Action Involving Developer Who Wants to Evade City Rules
LOS ANGELES - With L.A. in a housing crisis, a downtown developer sued the city in February to evade its affordable-housing rules. Today groups filed papers in L.A. Superior Court to prevent G.H. Palmer Associates from shutting downtown's doors to low- and middle-income Angelenos.
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ACLU Opposes Developer Trying to Dodge Low-Cost-Housing Rules in Downtown L.A.
Above: Tents on the street in downtown L.A. last year.
ACLU of Southern California Condemns the Bush Administration's Abuse of Power in the 'War on Terror'
LOS ANGELES — The ACLU of Southern California has become the first ACLU affiliate in the nation to adopt a resolution condemning the Iraq war. The measure also condemns the Bush Administration's many instances of abuse of power during the so-called "war on terror."
ACLU/SC Statement on LAPD MacArthur Park Investigation
LOS ANGELES — ACLU of Southern California staff attorney Peter Bibring today criticized the L.A. Police Department's preliminary after-action report about the May 1 action at MacArthur Park. His expanded remarks to the L.A. City Council are below: