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More than 50,000 Los Angeles County workers take to picket lines demanding higher pay
LOS ANGELES — More than 50,000 Los Angeles County workers demanding higher pay were on strike again Tuesday, and the walkout caused closures or disruptions at libraries, healthcare clinics and administrative offices across the nation’s most populous county.
But legal director at First Amendment Coalition provided many legal examples that could challenge the city’s position.
Drivers across Los Angeles should anticipate extra traffic during their evening commute as three major events are expected to ...
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Under-the-Radar New Restaurants to Check Out in Los Angeles, April 2025A new jacket potato restaurant in Studio City, a cube croissant specialist in Koreatown, and more openings to know ...
The Probation Department’s South LA area office now reportedly has two officers supervising 1,600 probationers.
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Investigators from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department are looking into a shooting that left a girl injured in East ...
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City Council backs plan aimed at helping LA film production. Here's what to knowA proposal aimed at reducing fees and streamlining other processes in a bid to support filmmakers in Los Angeles was approved Tuesday by the Los Angeles City Council. The council’s action directs ...
Fifty-five thousand Los Angeles County employees are on their second day of their 48-hour strike, citing “unfair labor ...
The Los Angeles Lakers are going back to LA in a 3-1 hole to the Minnesota Timberwolves and facing elimination going into a ...
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