Disadvantaged communities near California ports already suffer from poor air quality. Choosing to rely fully on foreign oil imports will only make matters worse.

Higher costs for consumers, lost jobs for working families, reduced revenues and expensive litigation for the city – all for ‘buffer zones’ that studies say won’t improve public health.

Los Angeles increasingly faces an affordability crisis. As leaders consider shutting down oil production, can the city really afford policies that will increase household costs even further?

One family has operated oil wells in Los Angeles since the 1930s, but unnecessary new setback regulations could shut down their company.

A new report from the City of Los Angeles affirms the lack of evidence correlating oil and gas operations to negative health impacts, refuting once and for all the persistent claims of activist groups.

False comparisons, excluded studies, ignored experts: Here are seven things STAND-LA doesn’t want you to know about its favorite report.

The group’s claims on emissions, government regulation, transparency, and setbacks conflict with well-established science.

The active and vocal activist group has failed to register as a 501(c)3 or 501(c)4 nonprofit organization in California.