The LA Report

In this Sunday edition: Election Day is this Tuesday, and there are two sports gambling propositions – Props 26 and 27 – on the ballot. As part of LAist's Voter Game Plan guide, we'll explain the difference between the two, and what effect they could have on the state.

Then, after years of lawsuits accusing Mission Viejo's local elections of being racially polarized, voters there will elect city councilmembers by district — instead of at-large — for the first time. This is also the first vote since three current council members were found to be in office illegally… 

Plus: change is happening for the region's Asian-American Pacific Islander voters. We'll tell you the different ways candidates are reaching out to this historically neglected group.

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In this weekend edition: In our latest installment of How To LA, we are gonna get you ready to cast your ballot.  That is, if you haven’t voted yet.

Then, you’ll hear more about our Voter Game Plan guide, and one important set of candidates on the ballot that's notoriously difficult to evaluate…Superior Court judges.

Plus, Angelenos will be voting on a new City Controller, but have you ever wondered…what exactly does a controller do?

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Today: L.A. vote centers open; LAFC championship match Saturday; More rain ahead, and more.

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Today: Gov. Newsom blocks $1B in homelessness funding; AG Rob Bonta releases findings of investigation into killing of unarmed person by law enforcement; LAPD accused of covering for Les Moonves in sexual assault allegations, and more.

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In the news: China often a factor in American political races; Court reporter shortage at L.A. Superior Court; LADWP ups drought resistant landscaping incentive, and more

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In today's news: O.C. bus strike, Santa Ana to install advisory board, Albertsons and Kroger merger, Prop 27, and more.

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In the news: Long Beach mayoral race; Courting the AAPI vote; Pregnancy centers face fines for misinformation, and more

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This morning: South Korea crowd crush memorial; Redondo Beach racist flyer; Long Beach to offer home buyer assistance; UCI study finds greater flooding risk in L.A., and more.

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