The challenge is really about building awareness about microplastics and how eliminating our reliance on single-use plastics can help. LAist's Sammy Marvin breaks it down for you.

The challenge is really about building awareness about microplastics and how eliminating our reliance on single-use plastics can help. LAist's Sammy Marvin breaks it down for you.

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The two reforms, which were supposed to go on the November ballot, included allowing non-citizens to vote in council and school board elections, and giving the council more control over the police department.

The two reforms, which were supposed to go on the November ballot, included allowing non-citizens to vote in council and school board elections, and giving the council more control over the police department.

Two potential LA Charter reforms pulled by City Council 

The unusually large settlement came amid claims Samuel Herrera Jr. was unarmed, targeted by deputies because he was Mexican-American and that the deputies involved were part of a law enforcement gang.

The unusually large settlement came amid claims Samuel Herrera Jr. was unarmed, targeted by deputies because he was Mexican-American and that the deputies involved were part of a law enforcement gang.

LA County pays nearly $10M to family of Compton man killed by sheriff’s deputies

L.A.’s lead homelessness agency, LAHSA, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Monday, asking a judge for relief from a federal funding suspension it calls unjustified. LAist's Aaron Schrank reports.

L.A.&rsquo;s lead homelessness agency, LAHSA, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Monday, asking a judge for relief from a federal funding suspension it calls unjustified. LAist's Aaron Schrank reports.

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