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A panel of three judges paused Carter’s far-reaching homelessness injunction, which orders the city and county of L.A. to offer shelter to everyone on Skid Row by October 18.
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Democratic Party leaders meeting virtually for their state convention, unite behind a message that the recall of Gov. Newsom is a desperate Republican plot that is bad for California. -
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The speech comes about 100 days into his presidency, and is being delivered to a Capitol chamber with reduced occupancy, as a result of the pandemic.
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Secretary of State Shirley Weber said Monday that recall sponsors have exceeded the required number of verified signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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Based on the initial results of the 2020 Census, California will lose power in Congress and the electoral college for the first time in the state’s history.
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President Biden on Saturday declared the mass slaughter of Armenians at the hands of Ottoman Turks more than a century ago a "genocide," bucking pressure from Turkey's government as well as decades of precedent to describe the atrocity as one that was ethnically motivated.
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Hours after the Mayor released his 2021-22 budget proposal, U.S. District Judge David O. Carter slapped the city and county with a far-reaching order demanding more accountability for spending on homelessness initiatives.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti delivered his address Monday afternoon.
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The voter-approved ballot measure promotes alternatives to incarceration and direct investments in communities.
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L.A.'s Mayor wants to fund the largest guaranteed income experiment in the U.S.
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The 25th Congressional District is likely to be a key race to decide the partisan balance of power in the House in 2022.
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The LAPD reserve officer and representative for the 15th Council District says he is running for mayor in 2022.
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Assemblymember Sydney Kamlager easily won Tuesday’s election. So far turnout is 13%, which is roughly the historical average for this type of special election in L.A. County.
