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How the LA County Bar Association Rates L.A. County Superior Court Judge Candidates - Vimarsana News

How the LA County Bar Association Rates L.A. County Superior Court Judge Candidates

From LAist, your local NPR affiliate, here's what you need to know about LACBA's ratings for judicial candidates. They are one of the only ways for a voter without a legal background to assess whether a candidate is qualified for the bench.

Source: laist.com
City Of Irvine Ballot Initiative: Measure D - Vimarsana News

City Of Irvine Ballot Initiative: Measure D

If approved by Irvine voters, Measure D would dramatically reshape the Irvine City Council and overhaul the way voters choose who represents them at the city level.

Source: laist.com
8 Of LA's Most Fabulous Falafels - Vimarsana News

8 Of LA's Most Fabulous Falafels

Crunchy on the outside, moist and fluffy on the inside, falafel is a simple food prepared with exceptional technique. So why is it so underrated? This list aims to change that.

Source: laist.com
Measure A IS Measure 1. Why There Are Two Names For Huntington Beach's Voter ID Measure - Vimarsana News

Measure A IS Measure 1. Why There Are Two Names For Huntington Beach's Voter ID Measure

Some call it Measure A. The mayor of Huntington Beach has called it Measure 1. So, what exactly is the new Voter ID measure called? We asked the Orange County elections chief for help.

Source: laist.com
Will Huntington Beach Residents Have To Show ID To Vote In Future Elections? - Vimarsana News

Will Huntington Beach Residents Have To Show ID To Vote In Future Elections?

State officials say ID requirements at polls violate state law and unfairly target people of color. Huntington Beach is moving forward anyway.

Source: laist.com