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Former Sen. Sheila Kuehl announces run for L.A. County supervisor
SACRAMENTO -- Former state Sen. Sheila Kuehl (D-Santa Monica) made it official Thursday. She will be a candidate for the seat being vacated by Zev Yaroslavsky on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. Kuehl, who served as chair of the Senate...
Tags: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Zev Yaroslavsky, Hilda Solis, Politics, Gloria Molina
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Bill Rosendahl, happy warrior
Robert Kennedy was a young Bill Rosendahl's hope for the White House, but Kennedy's rival, Hubert Humphrey, practiced the "happy warrior" style of politics that represents the principles Rosendahl has embraced. As he leaves the Los Angeles City Council...
Tags: Health Treatments, Environmental Issues, Los Angeles International Airport, Journalism, U.S. Department of State
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Sen. Pavley leads in fundraising against GOP contender Todd Zink
PolitiCalSen. Pavley, a Democrat, leads in fundraising over Republican Zink in the election for the 27th Senate District contest.... -
State legislators warned by ethics agency on campaign violations
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Election day: Legislative races to watch
PolitiCalThis post has been corrected. See the note below for details. With independently drawn districts and new voting rules, much uncertainty surrounds the 80 Assembly seats and 20 state Senate seats up for grabs Tuesday. Below is a list of...... -
E. Richard 'Rick' Brown dies at 70; pioneer in study of public health
E. Richard "Rick" Brown, the founding director of the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research who pioneered the collection and wide dissemination of health survey data to influence public policy and was a leading advocate for healthcare reform, has died....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, University of California, Los Angeles, Senior Health, Bill Clinton, Social Sciences
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Assembly race endorsements don't take a holiday
PolitiCalThe Thanksgiving holiday didn’t slow the pace for state Assembly candidates seeking supporters. Pasadena City Councilman Chris Holden, a Democrat who is running for the newly drawn 41st District, scored backing from the California League of... -
The Wrong Apology From Schwarzenegger
EZRA KLEIN is a writing fellow at the American Prospect. His blog is at EzraKlein.com.AM I THE ONLY one who misses the good ol' days, when California politics were wacky rather than merely depressing? The scrum of porn stars, child actors, Silicon Valley executives, action heroes and ambitious pols who vied to replace Gov. Gray Davis may...Tags: Local Elections, Democratic Party, Elections, Wages and Pensions, Television Industry
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Do dead celebs have rights?
Dying isn't so good for one's work ethic, but it doesn't stop the work from continuing to earn money. Copyrights last for 70 years after the death of the author, composer or artist. Patent royalties can be collected for up to 20 years, with or without the...Tags: Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Marilyn Monroe, Death, Celebrities
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Same-sex union -- it's personal
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhen Jackie Goldberg and Sharon Stricker headed to San Francisco to get married four years ago, they saw their wedding as a political statement. It surprised them both when, halfway through the ceremony on the steps of the City Hall rotunda, the usually...Tags: Southwest Airlines Co., Transportation, Antonio Villaraigosa, Air Transportation, Minority Groups
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Slaying turns up heat on legal system
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterEach year, the Los Angeles County court system handles more than 20,000 cases of felony domestic violence. But those who have long dealt with the issue said they would be hard-pressed to find another case in which the system so failed the victim as the...Tags: Punishment, Abusive Behavior, Justice System, Lawyers, Court Preliminary
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A choice, for a change
Like popes, Los Angeles County supervisors have to win an election to land the job, but once in, they're sitting pretty. The last time there was a contested supervisor election, George Bush was president -- the Bush who didn't send U.S. forces into...Tags: Career and Workplace, George W. Bush, Don Knabe, Los Angeles Police Department, Yvonne B. Burke
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