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Los Angeles Grapples With Budget Crisis, Public Safety Concerns As Residents Flee In Droves
Los Angeles, California, is struggling with an ongoing budget crisis and public safety issues as the city’s population is fleeing…
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Customs, Border and Immigration News
Not Even Illegal Immigrants Want To Move To Los Angeles
The high cost of living in Los Angeles, California, and better job prospects elsewhere appear to be dissuading illegal immigrants…
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Opinion
Los Angeles Is Flirting With a $25 Minimum Wage Law. That Would Be a Mistake
The city of Los Angeles is expected to hit a boom of tourism in the upcoming years. Two major worldwide…
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In The News
LA Plan Calls For Unarmed Civilians, Not Cops, To Perform Traffic Stops
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation released a draft outline of a report to the Los Angeles Times proposing that…
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US News
People Keep Dying From Fentanyl Overdoses On LA Trains, And Residents Have Had Enough
Los Angeles train riders are increasingly dying from or using fentanyl, according to a Tuesday report by the Los Angeles…
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US News
LA Squanders Millions Of Dollars In Housing Vouchers As Homeless Death Rate Soars
The City of Los Angeles utilized less than 6% of emergency housing vouchers provided by the Department of Housing and…
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In The News
Democrat-Led Cities Are Responding To Heat Waves By Hiring Climate Bureaucrats
Major cities across the U.S. are employing climate officials to help manage the response to “extreme heat” conditions, according to…
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In The News
Crime-Focused LA Mayoral Race Heading For Runoff After Former Republican Wins Big
The Los Angeles mayoral race is headed for a runoff after no one candidate cleared 50% of the vote, with…
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In The News
Gov Newsom Calls LA Area ‘Third World Country’ Because Of ‘Gangs,’ Then Apologizes for Calling Them Gangs
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom visited the Union Pacific railroad in Los Angeles on Thursday to help clean up the…
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In The News
‘What On Earth Are These People Thinking?’
Los Angeles Sheriff Alex Villanueva called out city officials on Wednesday during a briefing for not taking the county’s crime…
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In The News
30,000 Unvaccinated Students Throw Los Angeles District’s Mandate Into Limbo
The nation’s second largest school district was set to implement a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students, but once school leaders…
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In The News
Los Angeles Students Lost Over 90,000 School Days In Compliance With Quarantine Protocol
A California activist group calculated that students in Los Angeles County missed over 90,000 school days in the span of…
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In The News
Los Angeles Police Tried Out Social Media Surveillance Software To Spy On The Public
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) partnered with a data analytics company to spy on social media profiles, according to…
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LA Teachers Union Agrees To Reopen Second Largest School District
United Teachers Los Angeles and Los Angeles city officials have come to a tentative agreement, creating a path for the…
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Los Angeles DA Ends Cash Bail, Vows To Stop Death Penalty As Citywide Shootings, Murders On The Rise
A newly-elected Los Angeles district attorney is ending cash bail and vowed to stop the death penalty, despite rising trends…
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