U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli on Tuesday announced the formation of a Homelessness Fraud and Corruption Task Force, which will investigate waste …
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Scarlett Reyes has been without a job for more than three weeks after the Altadena daycare center where she worked caught fire.
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The Los Angeles City Council approved 11 guidelines this week developed by Measure ULA, a 2022 ballot initiative known as the “mansion tax.”
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South Gate resident and LAX airport worker Laura Esquivel joined dozens of co-workers Monday morning to protest in favor of a living wage ordi…
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The Local SEIU 721 Union organized a march on Saturday, November 9, to ask the city of Los Angeles to turn into a sanctuary city. The March st…
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On Thursday morning Yajaira Valdovinos gathered her strength. While holding back tears, she sent a message to elected President Donald Trump i…
It’s hard to notice, but this is a season of political reform in Los Angeles.
Currently, the LA City Council consists of 14 council member: three Blacks, two Asian-Americans, four Whites, one Armenian-American, and four Latinos. District 6 is currently vacant after the resignation of Nury Martinez. Thomas A. Saenz, president and general counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense Education Fund shares how common it is for Latinos to face under-representation when it comes to positions of leadership in LA.