The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA), with an $875 million budget, faces criticism after an audit uncovered mismanaged funds, late payments, and poor contract oversight.
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Santa Monica has taken significant steps to simplify zoning and permitting rules, aiming to boost economic recovery and promote business growth in the downtown area. These changes are set to have a substantial impact on commercial properties in the region.
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The recent California election has brought significant changes that align with the commercial real estate industry’s interests.
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Glendale Police Department has unveiled its new Real-Time Intelligence Center (RTIC), a state-of-the-art surveillance system designed to enhance public safety and improve law enforcement efficiency.
This development marks a significant shift in how police monitor and respond to criminal activities in the area.
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Metro subway service through downtown Los Angeles will be temporarily suspended November 15th through November 18th to allow for electrical upgrades as part of a larger Metro improvement project.
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After contentious debate in both houses, Assembly Bill 98 narrowly passed the legislature and was signed into law by Governor Newsom.   Â
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Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a plan to revive California’s struggling film and TV production industry.
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In a decisive victory, former federal prosecutor Nathan Hochman unseated incumbent George Gascón as Los Angeles County District Attorney.
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With the polls now closed, Los Angeles County begins carefully counting votes. The county has nearly 6 million eligible voters and follows a thorough process that focuses on accuracy.
You can track election results here for LA County races and here for statewide races.
Here’s a look at what happens after polls close and why results take time to finalize.
Today is election day! Are you among the 37% of voters who have already turned in their ballots, or is your ballot still on your dining room table?
Today is the deadline to mail in your ballot, drop it off at a dropbox, or vote in person at a Vote Center.
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