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This is the first year L.A. voters get to cast their ballot for federal, state and city and school board representatives at the same time.
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Like so many other moments of 2020, we’ll celebrate a new version of Halloween this year.
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Students will start the new school year they way the ended the last one — online and at home.
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The Trump administration’s rush to roll back the nation’s clean-car standards may have made California Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra’s job a lot easier.
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The political push to reopen the economy has overlooked the working parents’ dilemma.
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L.A. should be taking inspiration from cities that are experimenting with public space to help businesses during coronavirus lockdowns.
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Struggling renters need relief if the U.S. is going to avoid the kind of suffering and economic devastation that played out after the Great Recession.
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Let’s stop pretending that the kids stuck at home during the shutdown are getting ‘home-schooled.’ They’re not. California needs a plan.
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The Englander indictment only adds to the longstanding view that L.A. City Hall is tainted by cozy relationships and pay-to-play politics.
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In a world where dirty politics and disinformation are the rule, astrophysicist and neighborhood activist Loraine Lundquist is being branded as a right-winger and a socialist.
