As some coronavirus-related restrictions are eased, the state prisons will resume accepting inmates transferred from some counties.

As some coronavirus-related restrictions are eased, the state prisons will resume accepting inmates transferred from some counties.

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CA State Prisons To Resume Accepting New Inmates

A bus tour takes Black pregnant people to hospitals and clinics around Los Angeles to help them make informed decisions about their healthcare.

A bus tour takes Black pregnant people to hospitals and clinics around Los Angeles to help them make informed decisions about their healthcare.

Black Moms Bring Questions, Accountability, And A Party Bus To LA Hospitals

An anti-nepotism bill that's making its way through the California legislature cleared a hurdle this week when it passed the Senate Committee on Local Government in a 6 to 0 vote. LAist's Makenna Sievertson reports.

An anti-nepotism bill that's making its way through the California legislature cleared a hurdle this week when it passed the Senate Committee on Local Government in a 6 to 0 vote. LAist's Makenna Sievertson reports.

An Anti-Nepotism Bill Passes Committee And Is Gaining Momentum In CA Legislature

A Los Angeles City Council committee approved a series of proposed ethics reforms Thursday, including one that would triple the maximum amount of fines imposed on people who violate city ethics rules.

A Los Angeles City Council committee approved a series of proposed ethics reforms Thursday, including one that would triple the maximum amount of fines imposed on people who violate city ethics rules.

CA State Prisons To Resume Accepting New Inmates

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