An LAist reporter documented his experience casting a ballot in one of L.A. County’s new touchscreen voting booths.

(Photo by Rebecca Nieto / LAist)

An LAist reporter documented his experience casting a ballot in one of L.A. County&rsquo;s new touchscreen voting booths.
(Photo by Rebecca Nieto / LAist)

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What It’s Like To Vote On LA County’s New ‘Ballot-Marking Devices’

A portion of Topanga Canyon Blvd. (SR-27) between Pacific Coast Highway and Grand View Dr. will remain closed in both directions due to a landslide that happened March 9 and continuing hillside instability. A Caltrans spokesperson said workers hope to have the road cleared by fall of this year. LAist's Robert Garrova reports.

A portion of Topanga Canyon Blvd. (SR-27) between Pacific Coast Highway and Grand View Dr. will remain closed in both directions due to a landslide that happened March 9 and continuing hillside instability. A Caltrans spokesperson said workers hope to have the road cleared by fall of this year. LAist's Robert Garrova reports.

Portion Of Topanga Canyon Could Be Closed Until Fall Due To Landslide

There's a new generation of students carrying on the San Fernando Valley's agricultural history.

There's a new generation of students carrying on the San Fernando Valley's agricultural history.

Sylmar's School Gardens Connect Students To The Region's Agricultural Past

An Orange County supervisor’s daughter at the center of a controversy over what happened to millions of taxpayer dollars told LAist she had a limited role in the nonprofit that handled the money, despite records stating otherwise.

Rhiannon Do, in her first public statements since LAist started reporting on questions about the spending in November, also said she no longer works for the organization, Viet America Society (VAS).

Do previously did not respond to LAist, but answered some questions by email early this month. She told LAist: “It has been amply shown that I was never an officer or director for VAS.”

An Orange County supervisor’s daughter at the center of <a href="https://laist.com/tags/orange-county-supervisors-tracking-taxpayer-money" data-cms-ai="0">a controversy over what happened to millions of taxpayer dollars</a> told LAist she had a limited role in the nonprofit that handled the money, despite records stating otherwise.
Rhiannon Do, in her first public statements since <a href="https://laist.com/news/politics/andrew-do-rhiannon-do-investigation-warner-wellness-orange-county-viet-america-society-pham" data-cms-ai="0">LAist started reporting on questions about the spending in November</a>, also said she no longer works for the organization, Viet America Society (VAS).
Do previously did not respond to LAist, but answered some questions by email early this month. She told LAist: “It has been amply shown that I was never an officer or director for VAS.”

What It’s Like To Vote On LA County’s New ‘Ballot-Marking Devices’

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