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LA County Supervisors look into cutting back the role of LAHSA, Derek Tran declares victory in the 45th congressional district, OC records document missteps that led to Airport Fire
LA Supervisors look into cutting back the role of the LA Homeless authority, Derek Tran declares victory in the 45th congressional district, Airport fire started by public works crew — The A.M. Edition
Your morning updates from the LAist newsroom.
Today's headlines:
- L.A. County supervisors vote to explore cutting homeless services agency’s budget, creating new department.
- Derek Tran declares victory over Michelle Steel in closely watched House race.
- Orange County records document missteps by officials leading up to devastating Airport Fire.
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22 states have sued to stop federal health agencies from sharing Medicaid data with the Department of Homeland Security. -
The anxiety is borne of widespread misinformation, lingering resentment over COVID mandates and politicians sowing mistrust of vaccines. -
Amid violence in the U.S. and the war in Iran, some GOP members have felt comfortable standing by their anti-Muslim rhetoric.
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