Council President Herb Wesson and Councilwoman Nury Martinez introduce a motion calling for a report on the city's training process to be brought back in 45 days.
Francine Godoy is now suing the city councilman or sexual harassment.
AB 595 is aimed at ensuring priority enrollment for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
What do you think of Huizar's motion? Will it reduce the red on Colorado?
The video covers the entire plan and its history.
The development would be on a 1.59-acre hilltop area that is connected to the rest of the community by a narrow road and serves as a wildlife corridor for animals.
You have until Oct. 30 to participate in a state-affiliated pilot program.
The councilmember asks for “everybody's prayers for his little girl."
Publishing nude photos with the "intent to cause serious emotional distress" violates a "revenge porn" law signed Tuesday by Governor Jerry Brown and may result in up to six months in jail and/or $1,000 fine.
Patch readers express their thoughts on the first day of the U.S. government shut down.
The City Council votes 15-0 in favor of a motion introduced by City Councilman Jose Huizar that calls for doing away with the "factual basis stakeholder" category of voters and candidates in neighborhood council elections.
A Vons representative says the project could be finished by December.
Violators can be fined up to $154.
Asians make up 23.9 percent of Eagle Rock.
The money will be used to expand the Los Angeles Philharmonic's Youth Orchestra Los Angeles initiative to serve LACSHA students from the Eastside, Southeast and San Gabriel Valley.
The changes include requiring Los Angeles police to enter hit-and-run cases in its COMPSTAT database.
An ERNC councilmember says the proof of job losses has not been demonstrated.
A public hearing is scheduled for Sept. 24.
A devleoper want to build a gated community of eight homes, but would need zoning adjustments and several variances.
There's some good news and bad news when it comes to the possibility of making the neighborhood a little quieter.
The vote aims to lift a decade-long prohibition on paintings displayed on privately owned buildings.
The drama for the evening is the election for general stakeholder, where four candidates step forward to fill the open slot.
The council will also be voting on funding for the Eagle Rock Music Festival, discussing a proposed gated community at the top of Mt. Royal Drive and holding a vote on supporting SB405, the statewide single-use bag ban
The measure, which still must come back for final council approval, is approved on a 13-2 vote.
The proposed ordinance defines murals as non-commercial works of art, distinguishing them from signs and advertisements.
What could happen next in the sex scandal surrounding the councilmember.
Community news highlights from the office of Councilmember José Huizar.
The Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council is looking to fill the seats for Immediate Past President, Public Security Director and Sub-District 6 Director.
Thelma Melendez de Santa Ana is hired as director of education and workforce development.
City Council members Josè Huizar and Gil Cedillo join their City Hall colleagues for a charity sock drive.
Don't miss summer's last concert in the park next Sunday—and an ocean documentary screening next month.
A list of vendors permitted by the city includes just two services.
Author Tony Castro ponders the political future of L.A.’s rising star among Latinos.
The councilmember’s former deputy chief of staff alleges she was harassed and retaliated against because of her "refusal to engage in sex" with Huizar.
The below map shows a regional government plan for where to build future housing units in L.A. County, with the allocated number of new housing units for each city.
In the latest effort to make Eagle Rock more dog-friendly, the south end of Yosemite Rec Center is proposed as the location for a dog park.
Councilmember José Huizar's Northeast Office reports on community input into Thursday night’s meeting.
Was the state senator for L.A.'s District 22 really trying to save the jobs of “more than 1,000 Latinas?”