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LAUSD School Workers Strike Ends With No Deal

March 23, 2023   5:43 pmMarch 23, 2023   5:43 pm
The Los Angeles school workers strike ended on Thursday after three full days of striking, with no deal in place, despite intervention by Mayor Karen Bass. The strike against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), the second largest school district...
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New Polls Shows Fewer Angelinos Support Hosting 2028 Olympic Games

March 21, 2023   5:45 pmMarch 21, 2023   5:46 pm
According to a new survey conducted earlier this month, a record number of Los Angeles residents have said that the upcoming 2028 Olympics would not be good for the city. Polls in previous years showed strong support. In September 2017,...
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LA City School Workers Begin Three-Day Strike

March 21, 2023   1:49 pmMarch 21, 2023   1:49 pm
The Service Employees International Union went on strike against the Los Angeles Unified School District on Tuesday, kicking off the first day of a planned three day strike The strike against the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), the second...
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LA Schools Service Workers Strike Expected To Start Tuesday

March 20, 2023   5:34 pmMarch 20, 2023   5:53 pm
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) employees in the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) prepared to strike on Monday, threatening to close down all LAUSD schools from Tuesday until Thursday if demands are not met. While teachers in the LAUSD...
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Public Health? Who Knows? Public Comments? Absolutely Not!

March 20, 2023   2:38 amMarch 20, 2023   2:39 am
The public may not be able to comment on any Los Angeles Department of Public Health social media site, but they can find an herbal remedy that claims to cure herpes, AIDS, cancer, and warts – all in one bottle!...
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New Shuttle Service For LA DA’s Office Employees Sparks Criticism In Los Angeles

March 17, 2023   2:30 amMarch 17, 2023   2:31 am
A new shuttle program for worker’s in the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office unveiled this week has drawn growing criticism. The shuttle was put in place following a growing number of criminal incidents against workers in the Civic Center area...
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So Cal Water District Lifts Restrictions For 7 Million People Following Months Of Rainfall

March 16, 2023   2:35 amMarch 16, 2023   2:36 am
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California announced on Wednesday that emergency restrictions that had been in place since 2022 have been formally rescinded, allowing 7 million people to return to regular water usage for the time being. Restrictions were...
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