David Zahniser is a reporter at the Los Angeles Times. He covers Los Angeles City Hall and various L.A.-related topics, drawing on his extensive background in local government reporting from outlets such as the Claremont Courier and L.A. Weekly. Zahniser has been featured in multiple publications, including Yahoo News and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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David Zahniser's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Los Angeles, with significant attention to issues such as homelessness, housing, crime, and the activities of political figures. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local policy initiatives or developments affecting these areas.
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By: Melissa Gomez, Noah Goldberg, David Zahniser
The Los Angeles City Council reversed course on two high-profile ballot proposals on Tuesday, postponing plans to increase their oversight of the police department and to expand voting rights for noncitizens.
By: Melissa Gomez, David Zahniser, Noah Goldberg
Some critics said the proposal lacked much-needed specifics, while others worried it would endanger the very people it was designed to help.
By: David Zahniser, Doug Smith
The numbers from this year's point-in-time homelessness count delivered a major blow to Bass, who is seeking reelection and has made the issue a central part of her agenda.
By: David Zahniser, Doug Smith
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By: David Zahniser, Doug Smith
The number of people living on the street — both in the city of Los Angeles and across much of Los Angeles County — is up compared to the previous year, dealing a fresh blow to Mayor Karen Bass as she runs for reelection.
By: David Zahniser, Doug Smith
LOS ANGELES — The number of people living on the street — both in the city of Los Angeles and across much of Los Angeles County — is up compared to
By: Gavin J. Quinton, David Zahniser
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass ordered city agencies on Friday to delay the processing of rebuilding permits for the Lineage burned-out cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights until regulators have found ways to subject the project to strict environmental review.
By: Gavin J. Quinton, David Zahniser
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass ordered city agencies Friday to delay the processing of rebuilding permits for the Lineage burned-out cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights until
By: Gavin J. Quinton, David Zahniser
In an executive order, Bass said the city's planning and building and safety departments must also determine whether the application to rebuild the
By: David Zahniser, Gavin J. Quinton
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass ordered city agencies Friday to delay the processing of rebuilding permits for the Lineage burned-out
