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Bar Assn. Ratings — One Of Few Tools For Voting On LA Judges — Are Supposed To Be Unbiased. Now, There Are Allegations That's Not The Case - Vimarsana News

Bar Assn. Ratings — One Of Few Tools For Voting On LA Judges — Are Supposed To Be Unbiased. Now, There Are Allegations That's Not The Case

In June, a LACBA board member alerted leadership of allegations of bias against women, people of color and non-prosecutors. The organization didn't investigate until we asked about the concerns.

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LA Times endorsements, plus some words of hope for democracy - Vimarsana News

LA Times endorsements, plus some words of hope for democracy

We may be annoyed by all the political ads, but at least in California, election denial isn't on the ballot.

Why poll-driven, horse-race election coverage doesn't help - Vimarsana News

Why poll-driven, horse-race election coverage doesn't help

An argument against the incessant polling and campaign coverage that unnecessarily creates expectations, plus more from the week in Opinion.

California could determine control of Congress, but local elections are also grabbing attention - Vimarsana News

California could determine control of Congress, but local elections are also grabbing attention

LOS ANGELES—What are the challenges and decisions facing voters in California on November 8th and in the ballots that are being mailed in already? For many statewide, county and local offices, this year is no “midterm,” but the official quadrennial general election.

How many times must Kevin de León be told to resign? - Vimarsana News

How many times must Kevin de León be told to resign?

Kevin de León and Gill Cedillo have been told to resign not once, not twice, not thrice, but four times by the Times Editorial Board.