Angelenos
Coverage of Angelenos in the Nexus archive.
- Malibu can be saved — but it needs vision and leadership, at every level
The article criticizes the slow rebuilding pace of the Malibu coastline and highlights the need for a future vision. It emphasizes Malibu's public beaches and its role as a regional tourist attraction.
- Homelessness in California is a national security problem, too
Homelessness in California is rising again and has been framed as a national security problem. The article notes that many homeless individuals are not simply there due to job or home loss.
- Accused Palisades Fire starter’s attorney says client is ‘a scapegoat’ as Angelenos blame Bass for blaze
The attorney for the accused Palisades Fire starter claims his client is being unfairly blamed as a scapegoat, while Angelenos have directed blame toward Bass for the blaze. The article notes a presumption of guilt from the outset.
- LA’s newest subway stops face a familiar problem: Getting Angelenos to ride
The first stretch of Los Angeles' D Line Subway Extension opened on May 8, but faces the challenge of encouraging Angelenos to use the new transit option.
- Arellano: One thing was clear on election night: Angelenos want change
The article states that Angelenos desire change, as indicated on election night. Spencer Pratt, if advancing to the general election, should learn from the local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America's political revolution.
- Arellano: One thing was clear on election night: Angelenos want change
The article states that Angelenos want change, as highlighted on election night. Spencer Pratt, if moving to the general election, is advised to learn from the political revolution led by the local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America.
- Voters want a candidate who can restore Hollywood
Voters in Los Angeles prioritize the struggling entertainment industry as a key issue for the 2026 election. Productions are moving away from Hollywood to cheaper states and countries.
- Are Angelenos angry enough to elect an insurgent as mayor?
The article explores whether Los Angeles voters are sufficiently angry to elect an insurgent mayor, focusing on Spencer Pratt's political campaign that leverages grievance politics in a typically liberal city.
- Newsom endorses Bass days before L.A. mayoral primary
Governor Newsom endorses Bass for the L.A. mayoral primary, which will determine the top two candidates advancing to a Nov. 3 runoff. The endorsement occurs days before Angelenos vote in the primary.