Arts District high-rise tied to City Hall corruption scandal resumes construction
Construction has resumed on the first high-rise building in the Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles, a project that...
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No direct tie to developers in LA’s latest scandal
Any fallout for the real estate industry from the latest political scandal in Los Angeles looks likely to be...
Jose Huizar was just an “evangelist for robust development”: attorney
Jose Huizar, the former powerful Los Angeles city councilman accused of accepting cash and gifts from developers, has issued...
Ex-LA city councilman enters prison in real estate corruption scandal
Former Los Angeles City Councilman Mitchell Englander began a prison sentence for his admitted role in accepting cash and...
Jose Huizar federal corruption trial postponed again
A federal judge has again postponed former Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar’s corruption trial, this time until next...
Paying for his play: Ex-LA councilman sentenced in City Hall corruption scandal
Former Los Angeles City Councilmember Mitchell Englander has become the first person sentenced to prison in the pay-to-play corruption...
Onni Group’s 1.1K-unit Times Mirror Square project nears final approval
Onni Group’s proposed 1,130-unit megaproject at Times Mirror Square has just one final approval left before construction can begin....
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LA’s scandal response: status quo
The FBI brought down the hammer last year on Jose Huizar’s alleged criminal enterprise, stating that the former Los Angeles City Council member milked developers for more than $1 million in payments and gifts,...
No jail time for ex-LA councilmember would be “two-tier” justice system: prosecutors
Prosecutors in a case involving Mitchell Englander argue that no jail time for the former Los Angeles City Councilmember would represent a “two-tier system...
Carmel Partners agrees to $1M fine in connection with Huizar scandal
The real estate developer formerly known as Carmel Partners agreed to pay a $1.2 million fine to avoid prosecution...
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