Thousands of people will be affected by the imminent 16-month closure of the Vincent Thomas Bridge (State Route 47) in San Pedro that will start this Saturday at 12:01 a.m. in both directions.
Governor-elect Xavier Becerra is continuing his practice of not giving "inflated promises," instead opting in for an "everything is on the tab…
On Tuesday, Los Angeles Measure PRK passed with 77.61% “yes” vote, according to Decision Desk HQ, amending the city charter to increase the mi…
The Associated Press called the Los Angeles mayoral race for Nithya Raman, the city’s first democratic socialist mayor.
This midterm election will be remembered not just for the stunning number of losses Democrats handed to President Donald Trump and Republicans…
As ballots continue to be tallied, the Southeast L.A. area (SELA) may see significant changes in leadership. The preliminary results as of Wed…
Before we’re buried in hot takes on what the midterms mean, here is what we know: no one can afford anything. The mandate of this election is …
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Thousands of people will be affected by the imminent 16-month closure of the Vincent Thomas Bridge (State Route 47) in San Pedro that will start this Saturday at 12:01 a.m. in both directions.
On Tuesday, Los Angeles Measure PRK passed with 77.61% “yes” vote, according to Decision Desk HQ, amending the city charter to increase the minimum budget allocated to the Department of Recreation and Parks.
As ballots continue to be tallied, the Southeast L.A. area (SELA) may see significant changes in leadership. The preliminary results as of Wednesday afternoon showed several current councilmembers at risk of being voted out or not seeking reelection, making way for new faces.
A "Caravan to the Polls" aimed to encourage civic participation rolled through SELA cities to create and develop safe spaces for residents around Los Angeles County.
Election night brought forth historic wins nationwide, but also a difficult loss for the LGBTQ+ Arizona community with the passage of Prop. 318.
Arizona organizers applauded voters for engaging this election, saying the wins are not due to the so-called blue wave — "It's a Black wave. It's a Brown wave. It's a working-class wave."
Downtown Phoenix hosted civic leaders and community members in a conversation involving affordable housing, immigration enforcement, election security and more at the Arizona People’s Convention.
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