Latest News
- Pacific Palisades Letter to Council on Wireless Telecom Towers (April 8, 2012)
- Valley Assemblymember Introduces Bill Requiring Cities to Pay for Many Sidewalk Repairs
- Mayor Villaraigosa Proposes 2012-2013 Budget
- LA Neighbors United Newsletter– April 12, 2012
- Mayor's Planning Department Proposes $5 Million Project to Redefine Zones Across the City
Community Posts
- Laurel Canyon Neighbors Video on Unsafe Building Practices in Hillside Case
- Jay Beeber on Proposed Campaign Finance Law Changes
- Madeline Janis on Rethinking Redevelopment
- Dick Platkin on Infrastructure and Amenities for a Livable City
- Mark Lacter on “Another City Giveaway for a Downtown Hotel?”
HOT TOPICS
Zoning Code Makeover
LA is undertaking the most significant revisions to its zoning code since 1946. About a dozen different ordinances are on the table, with the potential to dramatically affect our neighborhoods and tens of thousands of buildings over time.... READ MORE »City of Broken Sidewalks
LA faces about a billion dollars in deferred sidewalk infrastructure repairs, including street tree maintenance. What’s the city’s plan to address the problem and mounting liability across our neighborhoods? READ MORE »LA River Revitalization
The LA River runs 51 miles from the mountains to the sea, including 32 miles in LA City. We envision a revitalized river with recreational access, a sustainable watershed, natural habitat and enlightened economic development. READ MORE »Parks and Libraries
Coming Soon…New Stadium Downtown?
We all want NFL football back in Los Angeles, but at what cost? Here are some of the issues confronting the city as it considers a professional football stadium downtown. READ MORE »City Business Taxes
Coming Soon…Code Enforcement
Coming Soon…Other Planning Issues
Better planning is the key to preserving and enhancing our “City of Neighborhoods.” A variety of issues are on the city’s public policy plate. READ MORE »© 2011 LA Neighbors United. All Rights Reserved.