Is Los Angeles trying to bait election deniers?
Noncitizen voting is a bad idea. Council expansion is a great one. Guess which the City Council decided to put on the November ballot?
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Mariel Garza
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A year of ICE: How L.A.'s immigrant communities carried on in a world shaped by fear
In podcast episodes and essays, journalism students at USC follow immigrants and their families in Southern California as they orient even the most mundane details of their lives to a new reality.
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Sales tax hikes had a great Election Day in L.A. County
Measure ER is passing in a squeaker, but sales tax increases are running the table in these eight L.A. County cities.
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Politics
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Go ahead, California, count slowly
The consternation over the pace of the state's election results is Trump-induced twaddle.
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Josh Gohlke
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L.A. Life
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The subway I have been waiting for my entire L.A. life
Metro’s D Line extension is not just functional. It’s the fruition of the dream of rail transit spanning nearly the length of one of the most heavily traveled transportation corridors in the U.S.
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Culture
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Remember the L.A. Aztecs? Exactly. Will the World Cup finally give Latinos their due?
Latin American players and fans have always been essential to soccer’s growth in the United States. But teams and owners who couldn’t quite accept Latinos as Americans pushed them away.
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Meet the man trying to get rid of California’s jungle primary
Democratic strategist Steven Maviglio recently submitted a ballot proposal to do away with the state’s top-two primary. In an interview, he defends his work.
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