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LA County supervisors propose big reforms, Huntington Beach fights state housing laws, and why LA wants you to get another dog
Today's headlines:
- Big L.A. County reforms, including Board of Supervisors expansion, clear first hurdle
- Huntington Beach residents to vote on ballot measure opponents say is designed to circumvent state housing mandates
- L.A. considers boosting dog household limit to combat shelter overcrowding
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Following uproar from homeowners and local elected leaders, a state law allowing denser housing in single-family areas will no longer apply to the Pacific Palisades. -
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The city may need to return up to $10 million in grants meant for cannabis businesses after a state audit found those funds may not have been spent as intended. -
Should Palisades and Altadena homeowners be able to build duplexes on their burned lots? Some state and local officials say no. -
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