Correspondent Frank Stoltze on why a watchdog is blasting the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department policy banning deputy gangs. OC Supervisors censure Andrew Do amid fraud investigation. Some Measure ULA tax revenue is from apartment buildings. Plus, more.

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Correspondent Frank Stoltze on why a watchdog is blasting the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department policy banning deputy gangs. OC Supervisors censure Andrew Do amid fraud investigation. Some Measure ULA tax revenue is from apartment buildings. Plus, more.
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Inspector General criticizes Sheriff's Department anti-gang policy; OC Supervisor Andrew Do censured by his colleagues; Where's the money collected from Measure ULA coming from? — The P.M. Edition

L.A. County voters have approved Measure G, expanding the L.A. County Board of Supervisors from five to nine seats. House seats in Southern California could determine the balance of power in Washington. Cal State campuses feel budget cuts. Plus, more.

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L.A. County voters have approved Measure G, expanding the L.A. County Board of Supervisors from five to nine seats. House seats in Southern California could determine the balance of power in Washington. Cal State campuses feel budget cuts. Plus, more.
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Voters expand LA County Board of Supervisors; Which SoCal house seats could determine power balance in Washington; Budget cuts hitting CSU students — The P.M. Edition

LA County voters have approved the biggest change to local government in a century - expanding the Board of Supervisors from five members to nine. Damage from the Mountain Fire in Ventura County could climb much higher than the current $6 million estimate. L.A. Unified is delaying its student cell phone ban by one month -- now starting in February. Plus, more.

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LA County voters have approved the biggest change to local government in a century - expanding the Board of Supervisors from five members to nine. Damage from the Mountain Fire in Ventura County could climb much higher than the current $6 million estimate. L.A. Unified is delaying its student cell phone ban by one month -- now starting in February. Plus, more.
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LA County votes to overhaul its government, latest on the Mountain Fire, LAUSD cell phone ban pushed back — The A.M. Edition

A federal appeals court pumps the brakes on plans to quickly build new housing on the VA campus in West LA. Voters reject proposition to end forced labor in CA prisons. How a new Trump presidency could affect child care programs here. Plus, more.

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A federal appeals court pumps the brakes on plans to quickly build new housing on the VA campus in West LA. Voters reject proposition to end forced labor in CA prisons. How a new Trump presidency could affect child care programs here. Plus, more.
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Appeals court blocks plan to build housing for veterans on VA campus; Voters say no to Proposition 6; What Trump's 2nd term might mean for California childcare — The P.M. Edition

Inspector General criticizes Sheriff's Department anti-gang policy; OC Supervisor Andrew Do censured by his colleagues; Where's the money collected from Measure ULA coming from? — The P.M. Edition

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