The L.A. juvenile hall 'gladiator fights' are part of a bigger, violent guard culture
And occasionally indicting 'bad apple' officers won’t fix the problem, as the cases now falling apart at the Los Padrinos juvenile hall show.
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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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Elections
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California elections aren't 'rigged,' but they could use some scrutiny
Trump's never-ending cries of fraud notwithstanding, the state should take a hard look at some of the far-reaching voting reforms enacted since 2015.
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Mariel Garza
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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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LACMA brilliantly reimagined the museum-going experience. But it still must correct a flaw.
The radically redesigned museum should take one more radical step when it reopens to the public on May 4: Make it free for Los Angeles County residents in recognition of their $125 million investment.
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Oscar Garza
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Videos
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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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