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Aaron Mendelson
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Former senior data & investigative reporter
Stories by Aaron Mendelson
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It's the second year that the public has seen results from the new exam, giving the first opportunity to chart progress over time.
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The requests provide a glimpse of the questions Californians have for their law enforcement officials, and what they want from 'open data' efforts.
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The most expensive wildfires aren't necessarily the largest ones. It all depends on how many homes dot the fire-prone wilderness.
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Highways around the Blue Cut Fire are closed and congested, including the 15 and the 138. Here is how to get around that area, if you need ot.
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Gun sales are high in 2016, likely fueled by a spate of mass shootings and fears over gun control legislation restricting future sales.
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How well are Southern Californians saving water without being told to? The answer in most places is: not great.
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In June's primary election, mail-in ballots without signatures or those submitted by people not registered to vote were among those tossed.
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Nearly 200 law enforcement robots and related parts have been transferred to California agencies from the military, including to many smaller police forces.
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Almost 20 businesses got licenses to sell alcohol in Highland Park in the past 3 years. Some residents worry that's too many.
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Police officers across Southern California are wearing black bands across their badges to mourn the deaths of five of their colleagues in Dallas.
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The L.A. County Sheriff's Department will no longer report to the public whether individual shootings are judged in or out of policy, following union objections.
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Turnout estimates climbed in the weeks since June 7, as vote by mail ballots and provisional ballots were added. Early counts showed turnout just below 30 percent in L.A.
