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L.A. Teachers walk out

Teachers union and LAUSD to return to bargaining table

By Sonali Kohli, Hannah Fry and Matthew Ormseth

• L.A. teachers bask in support for strike, but pressure grows to settle amid financial losses
• Subs crossing the picket line, iPad learning: Inside the LAUSD strike at one school

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With teachers on strike, LAUSD schools turn into movie theaters — and parents aren't thrilled
Teachers strike at L.A. charter schools too, a first for California
As L.A. teachers strike, students take off around the city
What happens if students don't go to school during the LAUSD strike? Your questions answered
¿Serán penalizados los estudiantes que se queden en casa durante la huelga del LAUSD? Aquí las respuestas a sus preguntas

How the teachers’ strike is playing out at the school with the most homeless students in the district

How the teachers’ strike is playing out at the school with the most homeless students in the district

• For moms at a shrinking South L.A. school, the teachers' strike is about survival

California’s historic overhaul of cash bail is now on hold, pending a 2020 referendum

California’s historic overhaul of cash bail is now on hold, pending a 2020 referendum

Bail groups fought the legislation since it was first proposed, saying it would result in the release of violent offenders to the streets and decimate a $2-billion national industry.

By Jazmine Ulloa

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California candidates and elected officials could use campaign funds to pay for child care under new bill

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By Melody Gutierrez

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Even the venerable State of the Union address can’t escape shutdown’s bitterness

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Bob Costas ends NBC Sports career ‘quietly and happily’

Bob Costas ends NBC Sports career ‘quietly and happily’

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It's time for the California Republican Party to stop living in denial: Trump cost them big

It's time for the California Republican Party to stop living in denial: Trump cost them big

MOCA to close its Pacific Design Center location

The Museum of Contemporary art will close its satellite location in West Hollywood where it has held exhibitions on architecture and design for more than 20 years.

By Deborah Vankin

In blow to Los Angeles, SpaceX is moving some Mars spaceship and booster work to Texas

In blow to Los Angeles, SpaceX is moving some Mars spaceship and booster work to Texas

‘SMILF’ showrunner Frankie Shaw addresses misconduct reports: ‘I was learning on the go’

‘SMILF’ showrunner Frankie Shaw addresses misconduct reports: ‘I was learning on the go’

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