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Los Angeles Voted. Jewish Students Are Still Waiting to Know Who Will Stand With Them

A STUDENT'S VIEW - The election is over. But for a generation confronting antisemitism, political promises mean nothing without protection, accountability, and courage. Imagine being a young Jewish student in Los Angeles and wondering whether wearing a Star of David will invite harassment. Imagine walking toward a university classroom and questioning whether your identity, your beliefs, or your connection to Israel will make you unwelcome. Now imagine watching another election come and go, hearing politicians celebrate diversity and inclusion and still wondering whether those promises include you. This is the question Los Angeles cannot afford to ignore.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

The Santa Clarita Valley Signal

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DOJ sues Glendale over firearm carry permit fees

By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer The Department of Justice is suing the city of Glendale in California over what it calls “unreasonable” concealed firearm carry permit application fees that cost more than […] The post DOJ sues Glendale over firearm carry permit fees appeared first on Santa Clarita Valley Signal .

Glendale, CA · 2d

LAist

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In tight South LA race, one city council candidate accuses the other of alleged voter fraud

City council candidate Estuardo Mazariegos is accusing his opponent Jose Ugarte’s campaign of potentially tampering with ballots

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

The Santa Clarita Valley Signal

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$20M grant may avert SCV rail service cuts; Metrolink hearing Friday

Santa Clarita City Councilwoman Marsha McLean announced a win for Metro and Metrolink commuters Tuesday, with news that the county’s transportation agency would receive a $20 million grant to support […] The post $20M grant may avert SCV rail service cuts; Metrolink hearing Friday appeared first on Santa Clarita Valley Signal .

Santa Clarita, CA · 1d

CBS News

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A discussion of Medi-Cal changes coming in January

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

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Nina Muradyan Wants to Lay Down the Law

Nina Muradyan is a sophomore at Glendale High School. She was born in Glendale and has lived here her whole life. Nina graduated from Woodrow Wilson Middle School, and she started her new journey at GHS two years ago. Outside of school, Nina enjoys cooking and playing volleyball. Her interest...

Glendale, CA · 3d

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Pasadena to Close 2.7 Miles of Streets for CicLAvia on Sunday, With Parking Bans Starting at 4 a.m.

Pasadena will close 2.7 miles of Colorado Boulevard and Raymond Avenue to cars Sunday, Nov. 15, for a free CicLAvia event that will open the streets to walkers, cyclists and skaters. The City of Pasadena and nonprofit CicLAvia will hold the open-streets event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. But...

Pasadena, CA · 2d

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The best Los Angeles events for the week of November 9 - November 15

Los Angeles always has a plethora of events going down at every corner. Whether it’s a convention or some improv, there’s always something to do if you’re looking to leave the house. We look at some of the best events going down in Los Angeles this week (November 9 - November 15).

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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They promised free rehab in California. We investigated what happened next.

By the time I walked up to Integrity Recovery Center’s front door, I’d been trying to get a hold of the owners for months. Integrity’s website described the treatment facility as a “healing sanctuary” and showed photographs of a gleaming white mansion with a pool in the Los Angeles foothills. The place looked a little dingier in person, with trash in the driveway and weeds growing over a retaining wall.

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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Fan Allegedly Injured By Thrown Can At Concert Dies Before Trial

A man who sued Live Nation Worldwide Inc. alleging he was hit by a can thrown by a performer during a 2023 concert at the Echoplex in Glendale died, his attorney told a judge. The late plaintiff Charles Wilson contended in a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court in September 2025 that he was injured during the Sept. 19, 2023, concert and that the promoter was liable. The venue’s calendar at the time stated that the event featured Dinamarca and Meth Math, electronic music artists who collaborated on the 2025 album “pachamami.”

Glendale, CA · 3d

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Eagle Rock's Sara Hernandez wins state Senate seat

This article was originally published on Nov. 9 by Boyle Heights Beat, a nonprofit newsroom of the Los Angeles Local News Initiative serving Boyle Heights and East L.A. Sara Hernandez, a housing and environmental attorney, won the race for California’s Senate District 26, defeating her opponent Sarah Rascón, according to the Associated Press.

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

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Agent of Change Mayor-Elect Nithya Raman Can Now Make Los Angeles Governable

NICK’S VIEW - The votes are counted, and Nithya Raman is officially our Mayor-Elect. Now, campaign promises will carry grand expectations and face stark reality. Los Angeles cannot afford another administration that manages dysfunction instead of fixing it, accepts bureaucratic paralysis, or offers rhetoric instead of results. The city’s new mandate is clear: rebuilding City Hall around competence, responsibility, and accountability.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

Westside Current

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Committee Delays Proposed Crackdown on Street-Based RV Rentals

LOS ANGELES - Cases against operators renting RVs on Los Angeles streets often depend on statements from the people paying to live in them, according to an LAPD report. Some residents fear cooperating could cost them their only shelter. Those are among the enforcement hurdles facing a proposed crackdown on so-called "van lords." On Tuesday, the City Council's Homelessness and Health Committee postponed consideration of the proposal at the request of its chair, Councilwoman Ysabel Jurado. The five-member committee had been scheduled to hear reports and consider a draft ordinance explicitly extending the city's vehicle-business restrictions to RVs. The matter was continued to a future meeting. The proposal would carry civil penalties starting at $500 and reaching $1,000. An LAPD report submitted to the council in February describes the difficulty of gathering enough evidence to secure charges and pursue penalties. Officers investigating these cases must establish a rental or lease arrangement exists. Evidence can include a written or digital contract, payment records, or physical proof such as a key or access provided by the suspect. In many cases, people exploited through these rentals lack formal documentation of the arrangement, according to the report. Investigators then rely primarily on residents' statements.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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In a first, L.A.'s three citywide elected offices will all be held by Asian Americans

Last week's midterm elections made history across the country, and Los Angeles was no exception: Asian Americans will now hold all three citywide elective offices — mayor, city attorney and controller — for the first time. Mayor-elect Nithya Raman came to the U.S. from India as a child....

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Flock Surveillance Deserves Public Scrutiny in Pasadena

The Pasadena City Council is slated to discuss Flock ALPR at its Tuesday, November 17, meeting. No further details are available, and the agenda is expected to be released at the end of this week. By Yadi Younse. The Council began discussing Flock after Councilmember Tyron Hampton commented following the...

Pasadena, CA · 3d

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Los Angeles Voters Approve Measure FD, Investing in the LAFD

On November 3, 2026, Los Angeles voters approved Measure FD, making a significant investment in the future of the Los Angeles Fire Department. The men and women of the LAFD extend our heartfelt thanks to the residents of Los Angeles for their support and confidence in the people who serve and protect this city.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

Santa Monica Daily Press

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UCLA public health graduates lead veterans' health research at LA VA

Graduates of UCLA's public health school have taken a leading role in research into veterans' health, from lung disease and cancer to homelessness and mental health, through a partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs in Los Angeles that dates back more than six decades. Faculty and alumni of the...

Los Angeles, CA · 3d

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Coastal flooding risk peaks in LA, Orange counties

LOS ANGELES — Morning high tides and surf, expected to peak Monday, could cause flooding of low-lying roads, parking lots and walkways in Los Angeles and Orange counties, according to the National Weather Service. A flood advisory will remain in effect through noon Tuesday for Los Angeles County coastal...

Orange County, CA · 3d

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Ocean Water Use Warning for Los Angeles County Beaches

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health advises the public to avoid swimming, surfing, and playing in ocean waters at the following Los Angeles County beaches due to elevated bacteria levels that exceed state health standards:. BEACH AREA WARNINGS:. The warning applies to the following locations:. • Mother's Beach...

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

LAist

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In LA’s Little Bangladesh, Raman’s visits won votes. Now residents have a to-do list for her

Those in Little Bangladesh say they are often ignored, but Raman spent time listening to their concerns this fall.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d