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Look at your operations and think, were going to have to cut something else out. and how do you make that decision? >> well, at this point were in good shape. and the city administrator, the city treasurer, the city controller, they have not said anything yet, but we took measures ahead of time just to try to save as much as we can for the city. >> okay. so, i understand, too, when you think about these five volunteer stations, these are volunteers who are spending their own money to drive into ...

At least 14 people were reported injured, and at least three people were killed.

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles mayoral race has attracted national attention and seems to be dwindling down to two widely known figures (for very different reasons) who will face each other in the runoff in November. But there are many other races, too, in the city and in L.A. County.

San Francisco voters will again confront a formidable ballot during the special election on June 7, 2022, with an array of ballot propositions to consider. Key land use-related measures...

By Tanu Henry, California Black Media Attorney, businessman and Controller of Los Angeles Ron Galperin (RG) is a Democrat running for California State Controller. The son of immigrants — and a Holocaust survivor — Galperin is also the first LGBTQ+ person elected to citywide office in Los Angeles. As Controller of California’s largest city since | By Tanu Henry, California Black Media Attorney, businessman and Controller of Los Angeles Ron Galperin (RG) is a Democrat running for California ...

Philadelphia City Council unanimously approved an ordinance that would expand inspections of asbestos in public school buildings as a response to concerns from parents and families about the condition of School District facilities.

Rob Wilcox, a candidate for city controller and a spokesman for the Los Angeles city attorney's office, on Friday endorsed a recall campaign against LA County District Attorney George Gascon.

Values for residential properties went up by an average of 31% compared to the last assessments in 2019, burdening homeowners across the city.