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Many school board races remain too close to call in Los Angeles County

Nearly a week after Election Day, many school board races in California’s most populous county are still too close to call, Southern California News Group reported. As of Thursday, 2,529,637 ballots across Los Angeles County had been counted, representing 42.81% voter turnout, according to the registrar’s office and reported by the news group.  Of the dozens of school board seats that were up for... read more

Los Angeles County, CA · 17h

Westside Current

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Horvath Seeks County Executive Office She Helped Create

LOS ANGELES - Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath championed the measure giving Los Angeles County an elected executive. Now she wants to be the first person voters choose for the job. Horvath announced her campaign Monday, Nov. 9, seeking the countywide office created by Measure G, the government overhaul she helped advance before voters approved it in 2024.For residents in her Third District, which includes Santa Monica and a portion of Venice , the announcement puts their supervisor in the race for a position with executive authority extending across the county.The change will shift the choice of the county's top executive from the Board of Supervisors to voters. The board currently appoints the CEO.The elected executive will oversee county administration for a government serving nearly 10 million residents. The county's final adopted budget for fiscal 2026–27 totals $54.2 billion .Horvath framed her campaign around the argument county government has been too slow to deliver."Los Angeles has never been a place that dreams small," Horvath said in a statement. "But for too long, our county government has moved too slowly, failed to meet the moment, and allowed bureaucracy to stand in the way of progress. I fight everyday to reform our government

Los Angeles County, CA · 18h

Los Angeles Times

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High surf and strong rip current in SoCal raise risk of flooding and hazardous swim conditions

Warmer temperatures and strong surf conditions are expected to end midweek, with a return of high tide and rain over the weekend.

Los Angeles County, CA · 16h

hoopLA

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The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 11.9.26 – 11.15.26

A Weekly Guide to the Best Things to Do in LA Monday Movie Night at Bacari W. Adams (Clue) Calling all movie buffs! One of the coolest things to do in Los Angeles this week is heading to Bacari W. Adams for their special Movie Night screening of the classic Tim Curry comedy, Clue. This isn’t your […] The post The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 11.9.26 – 11.15.26 appeared first on hoopLA . The post The Best Things to Do in Los Angeles 11.9.26 – 11.15.26 appeared first on hoopLA .

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

LAist

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LA had its worst mosquito year this decade. El Niño could make it even worse

There’s no vaccine and no cure. And a wet El Niño winter could set up an even bigger mosquito boom.

Los Angeles County, CA · 18h

egoease.com

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Commentary: California’s super-rich conquered the world, but not always the voters

On a clear evening in Los Angeles, a fundraiser can fill a garden with people whose companies are household names on three continents, while a few miles away a city council race turns on potholes, rents, and a school bond. That contrast is the quiet drama of the California super-rich. Their products shape how the world works, shops, and talks. Their checks can flood a campaign. Their names open doors in capitals far from Sacramento. Yet California voters have repeatedly shown that fortune is not a proxy, and that economic reach does not guarantee a winning argument at the polling place.

California · 1d

Common Dreams

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California's Young Workers Didn't Sit This One Out—We Made Sure of It

Every cycle like clockwork, young voters are written off as too disillusioned or too distracted to show up in a midterm. On Tuesday, that outdated notion was laid to rest. Nationally and across California, young people showed up. And they showed up in numbers that made the difference in power-shifting races for LA Mayor-elect Nithya Raman, California Democratic Rep.-elects Randy Villegas and Marni von Wilpert, and others.

California · 1d

Country Herald

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California Christmas Movie Contest: Win $2,500 by Dec. 6

Los Angeles, San Diego and Bay Area residents could win cash for watching Christmas movies.

California · 14h