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Candidates backed by DSA-LA won seats on school boards, local city councils and even Congress. Now comes the hard part: governing.
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These are the tax increases Californians love most
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Newsom's totally normal fishing trip
What to make of his remarks to CNN's Jake Tapper about sitting out in 2028 if Kamala Harris runs again?
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Mariel Garza
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L.A. Life
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Why I'm still a die-hard Clippers fan after years of disappointment and a cheating scandal
Billionaire Steve Ballmer was supposed to save the franchise. Instead the owner’s actions are likely to lead to another decade of mediocrity. But I don't care. What’s another 10 years or so of pain?
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Jon Regardie
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Culture
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How to save my fellow GenZers from the cult of 'looksmaxxing'
The young men sucked into the back hole of extreme beauty standards and misogyny need help, not ridicule.
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How one Gen Z journalist learned to stop freaking out over AI in Hollywood
She had doubts about the use of AI in filmmaking, but talking to experts and doing some research softened her views.
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