A high-profile nonprofit returned $275,000 in taxpayer mental health funds to Orange County after a demand from county health officials spurred by LAist reporting. That demand came after county officials said they found “no evidence Mind OC performed any of the services under the Contract,” when they reviewed records requested by LAist through public records law.

LAist's Jill Replogle reports... 

A high-profile nonprofit returned $275,000 in taxpayer mental health funds to Orange County after a demand from county health officials spurred by LAist reporting. That demand came after county officials said they found “no evidence Mind OC performed any of the services <a href="https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25205478/county-contract-with-mind-oc-for-behavioral-health-equity-assessment-services.pdf" data-cms-ai="0">under the Contract</a>,” when they reviewed records requested by LAist through public records law.
LAist's Jill Replogle reports...

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High-profile nonprofit refunds Orange County $275K in taxpayer funds for work never completed

The Los Angeles Unified School District is looking to sponsor state legislation to change the way school districts are penalized for violating class size requirements for transitional kindergarten — the new grade level for 4-year-olds. LAist's Elly Yu reports.

The Los Angeles Unified School District is looking to sponsor state legislation to change the way school districts are penalized for violating class size requirements for transitional kindergarten — the new grade level for 4-year-olds. LAist's Elly Yu reports.

LAUSD wants to change how the state fines school districts for transitional kindergarten violations

The picture of L.A.'s new city government is coming into focus. That means we have a solid idea now of who’s joining the City Council in the next term and how that might shift its dynamics. 

The picture of L.A.'s new city government is coming into focus. That means we have a solid idea now of who’s joining the City Council in the next term and how that might shift its dynamics.

Here's what the new LA City Council looks like

Single-family homes, condominium owners, and property owners with four or fewer units can now get up to $8,000 to install a heat pump HVAC system.

It’s part of a new round of rebates funded by the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act. The first round is still open and provides rebates for clean energy home upgrades for a variety of appliances in low- and middle-income apartments.

Single-family homes, condominium owners, and property owners with four or fewer units <a href="https://techcleanca.com/incentives/heehrarebates/" data-cms-ai="0">can now get up to $8,000 to install a heat pump HVAC system</a>.
It’s part of a new round of rebates funded by the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act. The first round <a href="https://laist.com/news/climate-environment/federal-rebates-home-energy-upgrades" data-cms-ai="0">is still open and provides rebates for clean energy home upgrades for a variety of appliances in low- and middle-income apartments</a>.

High-profile nonprofit refunds Orange County $275K in taxpayer funds for work never completed

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