Jennifer Nehrer
Writer at Freelance
She/they | USC - Annenberg ‘26 | Freelance for the Times Media Group | Data Editor @dailytrojan | proud DC resident | retweets ≠ endorsements
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2 weeks ago |
ladowntownnews.com | Jennifer Nehrer
Several Los Angeles city officials and organizations are reacting to a vote by the LA County Board of Supervisors April 1 to cut ties with the Los Angeles Homelessness Services Authority. The unanimous vote is the latest event setback for LAHSA since a recent damning audit that revealed millions in mismanaged funds. Now, the county will take $300 million from LAHSA to form a new county agency for homelessness and transfer 700 county employees to the new organization.
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3 weeks ago |
ladowntownnews.com | Jennifer Nehrer
The DTLA Alliance, a neighborhood business improvement district, has revealed the results of its latest yearly survey of Downtown residents and patrons. The survey’s scope included visitor numbers to Downtown, resident demographics, the number of storefronts and jobs in the area, as well as the opinions of visitors and residents who responded to a questionnaire.
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3 weeks ago |
ladowntownnews.com | Jennifer Nehrer
The Los Angeles City Council’s Transportation Committee approved a series of report-backs on March 26 that will explore the feasibility of prioritizing above-ground Metro trains at traffic lights. Community members see this as possible relief from a longtime commuter headache.
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1 month ago |
ladowntownnews.com | Jennifer Nehrer
Angelenos are looking for a change in policies dealing with the unhoused. On March 5, the Los Angeles City Council’s Housing and Homelessness Committee voted to explore working directly with local service providers for homelessness intervention programs. Their frustrations with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority came just one day before a damning audit ordered by a federal judge revealed the authority’s widespread failure to document and track spending properly.
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1 month ago |
ladowntownnews.com | Jennifer Nehrer
Amid growing concerns about the presence of the Los Angeles Police Department at ICE raids, a committee of the Los Angeles City Council voted to approve a report that explores barring city resources from being used for immigration enforcement purposes. The Civil Rights, Equity, Immigration, Aging and Disability Committee voted 3-0, with two members absent, recently to further the internal investigation with an updated report in 30 days.
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Sen. @BernieSanders and Rep. @AOC brought their nationwide “Fight Oligarchy” tour to Gloria Molina Grand Park. The nationwide series of rallies is aimed at reigniting the United States’ voter base against what they term oligarchs in government. https://t.co/61Izes8WFi
RT @HipHopPrez: There are more cases of measles than there are NCAA trans athletes. You’d never know it listening to lawmakers.
RT @SollenbergerRC: Speaking as a reporter, we are journalistically long overdue for a national conversation about what is actual partisan/…
