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One Los Angeles council member says she fears events unfolding in the Middle East will soon be "spilling onto the streets in L.A."

She's backing an emergency proposal to give grant money to Jewish institutions to cover the cost of private security measures.

But an expected vote Tuesday - didn't happen. Craig Fiegener reports from the KNX News city hall bureau.

One Los Angeles council member says she fears events unfolding in the Middle East will soon be "spilling onto the streets in L.A."
She's backing an emergency proposal to give grant money to Jewish institutions to cover the cost of private security measures.
But an expected vote Tuesday - didn't happen. Craig Fiegener reports from the KNX News city hall bureau.

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Huntington Beach is celebrating its 120th Independence Day event, kicking things off with the 'biggest Independence Day parade west of the Mississippi.'
The parade rolled down PCH and Main Street Thursday morning and wrapped up around noon, but Mayor Gracey Vandermark tells KNX News, the party does not stop there.

L.A. Council postpones $1M for Jewish institutions' security amid major proposal change

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