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Feuer touts his ability to work cooperatively
In his campaign to become Los Angeles city attorney, Mike Feuer has touted himself as someone who will work cooperatively with the mayor and City Council and avoid the squabbles that have marked the incumbent's tenure. During previous stints on the...
Tags: Donald P. Wagner, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Rocky Delgadillo, Local Elections
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Could Wendy Greuel's love affair with labor backfire in Valley?
The long-running love-in between Wendy Greuel and public employee unions continued Tuesday, with the mayoral candidate from the San Fernando Valley bagging an endorsement from the powerful Los Angeles County Federation of Labor. Which raises a question:...
Tags: Parties and Movements, Woody Guthrie, Elections, Public Officials, Wendy Greuel
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City attorney race: Is Carmen Trutanich in trouble?
As the race for city attorney winds down, insiders are poring over poll data and other indicators with one question in mind: Will incumbent Carmen Trutanich make the runoff? Most observers consider former Assemblyman Mike Feuer the front-runner, ...
Tags: Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Elections, Antonio Villaraigosa
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L.A. Votes: Greuel fights back; reformer tries to tilt school races
L.A. NOWWith the clock ticking down to election day, the Los Angeles mayor’s race is getting testy. Controller Wendy Greuel, who for weeks has been the target of her rivals' slings and arrows, hit back at City Council members Eric Garcetti...... -
Mike Feuer mailer tries to avoid voter confusion over two Smiths
L.A. NOWName identification can mean a lot in political contests, so it’s understandable that Mike Feuer’s campaign for Los Angeles city attorney seems concerned about confusion over the similar names of one of his endorsers and one of his opponents..... -
Democrat Sherman gets backing from local Republican lawmakers
PolitiCalRep. Brad Sherman announced backing from local Republican lawmakers. He and fellow Democratic Rep. Howard Berman are courting GOP voters in their battle for a San Fernando Valley congressional district seat.... -
Council District 15: Buscaino and the council cop bloc
Opinion L.A.If he's elected to the Los Angeles City Council on Jan. 17, Joe Buscaino would expand the current cop bloc to four members. On a council of 15, that's a surprising number of reserve and retired LAPD officers, especially in...... -
Greg Smith raising money for 2013 city attorney’s race
L.A. NOWA West L.A. lawyer with a track record of winning financial judgments for Los Angeles police officers and firefighters said he is running for city attorney in 2013.... -
L.A. wants right to ignore illegal immigration enforcement plan
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles City Council today voted overwhelmingly to support legislation allowing communities to opt out of a controversial immigration enforcement program. The resolution, proposed by Council members Bernard C. Parks and Jan Perry, sought to ensure... -
Ceremonies commemorate Metrolink crash victims
At the base of a rocky hill within earshot of passing trains, they came to remember the fashion student, the music store owner, the police officer -- the 25 people in all who died a year ago Saturday in the devastating Chatsworth train crash.
Ray...Tags: Arts, Career and Workplace, Los Angeles Fire Department, Unions, Fine Arts
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California has failed to identify thousands of buildings vulnerable to quakes
California has failed to identify and retrofit thousands of brittle concrete buildings despite years of warnings from scientists that the structures are highly vulnerable to collapse during a major earthquake.
Officials have known as far back as the 1971...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Disasters, Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (2011), World War II (1939-1945), Career and Workplace
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The Dry Garden: More drought ahead?
L.A. at HomeWeâve been getting mixed messages about whether or not we need to conserve water. On one hand, we had a decent local rain year. Last week, the state Legislature pulled a water bond from the November ballot that would have driven statewide conservation.....
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