One-Five Council District

L.A. Bureau of Engineering Won’t Discuss Delays, Discrepancies in Warner Grand Renovation

After several years of planning, in January 2024 the Warner Grand Theatre finally closed for renovations that are to include…

2 years ago

Los Angeles Hosts Webinars on Environment and Immigration: Join the Conversation

Learn about efforts to address water quality, access free water testing through LADWP, and ask your questions.

2 years ago

The Imperative For Independent Journalism

On that scary post-election day at RLN HQ, we kept talking about the need to articulate resistance, a term that,…

2 years ago

The ‘Sacrifice Zone’ No More

San Pedro, Wilmington and the entire Los Angeles Harbor Area have long suffered from obfuscation of the truth and a…

2 years ago

Winter Wonderlands Through the One-Five

Each town square throughout the 15th District will host a winter wonderland featuring tree-lighting ceremonies, sledding on tons of imported…

2 years ago

He Didn’t Win Here

California, on the whole, voted in favor of Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic ticket. From the vote turnout…

2 years ago

McOsker to Caltrans: Prevent Harborgeddon

Invoking the now infamous LA traffic news story “Carmageddon” again, McOsker is keen that the affected neighborhoods in District 15…

2 years ago

Wilmington Refinery Shutdown Sparks Economic Uncertainty as California Implements New Fuel Regulations

Upon the refinery’s closure announcement, Councilman Tim McOsker said he spoke with Phillips 66’s leadership and respects their decision to…

2 years ago

City Council Motion Holds Atlas Metals Accountable for Hazardous Operations

In response to the ongoing environmental crisis, McOsker's motion also requests the city attorney's office to review Atlas Iron &…

2 years ago

State of the One-Five

Councilman Tim McOsker is still firing on all cylinders nearly two years into his term. By the councilman’s count, he’s…

2 years ago