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Libby Denkmann
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Former senior politics reporter
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The conservative and contrarian radio host is courting Black and Latino voters in his campaign to win the governorship in deep blue California.
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The congressmember has evolved on the issue thanks to a campaign by progressives to “#DraftBass.”
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Two California voters say the recall system violates the “one-person, one-vote” principle.
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The vote in the election under scrutiny was 855 to 854.
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The big 2020 Census data drop is here.
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Can I leave a question blank? How do I make sure my signature matches the one on file? And more of your questions, answered.
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A former communications director has testified that Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and his top aides were aware of sexual harassment and bullying by political consultant Rick Jacobs.
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It could take several months for Garcetti to go through the confirmation process for his ambassadorship, meaning L.A. has entered an unprecedented transition period, with a mayor making a very slow exit from his job more than a year ahead of schedule.
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If his nomination is approved, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti will become U.S. Ambassador to India after eight years at the helm of city government.
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In a deposition as part of an ongoing lawsuit against the city of L.A., Garcetti's former communications director Naomi Seligman, contradicts testimony by the mayor.
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On Wednesday, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in an appeal of Judge David O. Carter’s major homelessness injunction.
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City Councilmember Mike Bonin last week announced a six-week push to clear the Venice boardwalk, led by service providers. But Sheriff Alex Villanueva says his deputies could arrest people who don’t leave by July 4.