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Huerta faces a misdemeanor charge after showing up at an immigration raid in June.
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Applicants from Asia are among those waiting years, sometimes decades, to come to the U.S.
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The L.A. City Council has moved general public comment to the end of its meetings, sparking criticism from the city controller and activists.
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The audits are for $4 million earmarked to provide meals for seniors and people with disabilities. LAist previously reported Do directed funding to the group without disclosing his family ties.
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The City Council is looking at how to use litter laws to prohibit the dissemination of hate fliers.
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Mayor Karen Bass delivered a speech on the one year anniversary of taking office, saying she's made important progress on homelessness.
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This comes a month after the FCC adopted new rules to stop broadband providers from discriminating against customers based on race, religion and income.
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Activists worry support for expanding the L.A. City Council is losing momentum.
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The audit is the city’s first look into the LAPD Air Support Division program.
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Sarmiento is calling for changes in how Orange County awards contracts after LAist reports that his colleague Andrew Do failed to disclose that his daughter ran a nonprofit that received millions of taxpayer dollars.
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California’s Legislative Analyst’s Office projects a 2024-25 budget deficit twice as large as 2023-24. It says the state could dip into reserves and cut some one-time spending.
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Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., will retire at the end of this year, leaving just weeks left in his time in office.
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The statewide system was enacted earlier this year to find missing Indigenous people.
