I was on the city charter commission. What is on the ballot is only light reform
Still, the six measures deserve attention, and one could directly improve everyday life in L.A.
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Mona Field
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Why L.A.'s homelessness numbers no longer tell the full story
As tent encampments decrease, the unsheltered are getting harder to count.
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Elections
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I was on the city charter commission. What is on the ballot is only light reform
Still, the six measures deserve attention, and one could directly improve everyday life in L.A.
By
Mona Field
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Politics
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A shameful doubleheader: Dodgers are choosing to visit Trump — again
Championship teams from other sports have passed on visiting the White House. Thankfully, at least two Dodgers are sitting this one out.
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Oscar Garza
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L.A. Life
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California NIMBYs and the Texas oven
A California family’s vacation to Austin and San Antonio shows an abundant housing reality in a place that could be too hot for people.
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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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Videos
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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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