Residents of the Madison, a single-room occupancy hotel on Los Angeles' Skid Row, are suing their landlord for cutting off services and creating unsanitary living conditions.

Tenants at a five-story residential hotel on skid row filed suit Monday accusing landlords of launching a campaign of harassment and intimidation to drive them out of the building.

SKID ROW (CBSLA) — Fire early Sunday morning damaged one unit on the top floor of a three-story hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Firefighters dispatched at 2:34 a.m. to 241 E. 5th St. had the fire ...

Authorities suspect a 28-year-old man who died Friday on Main Street in downtown Los Angeles may have plunged to his death from a skid row hotel, a Los Angeles County coroner's spokesman said ...

Tenants at the Madison Hotel located in Skid Row in downtown L.A. said living conditions were substandard in a lawsuit filed against their landlord, AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Gary Coronado Los ...

LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) – A ribbon cutting ceremony was held in downtown Los Angeles' Skid Row Tuesday to celebrate the remodel of the historic and notorious Cecil Hotel. The Cecil Hotel, located at ...

Another AHF Housing Innovation Debuts on Skid Row ... affordable housing solution—a ‘Kasita’ micro home—in the parking lot of the Madison Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles (423 E. 7 ...

L.A. County Superior Court Judge Daniel J. Buckley denied the City of Los Angeles’ demurrer seeking to be dismissed from a lawsuit about the Madison Hotel on Skid Row.

Friends of a homeless Vietnam veteran who died last year after living for decades in the Skid Row neighborhood organized a brief military memorial for him today on the steps of Los Angeles City Hall.

LOS ANGELES — One is an animated Chinese immigrant from New York, the other is a reserved, Chicago-born and California-reared American of Japanese descent. When they first met in the early 19… ...

As of June, 15,000 hospitality workers at 61 hotels across Los Angeles and Orange County authorized a strike following a contract breakdown in April. With reception desks and coatrooms empty ...