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Nithya Raman Asked Jewish Los Angeles to Trust Her. Her Own Words Made (opens the original)
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ELECTION 2026 - Nithya Raman walked into the Skirball Cultural Center with an opportunity. She could speak directly to Jewish Angelenos who have serious questions about her views on Israel, antisemitism, the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, her affiliation with the Democratic Socialists of America and her decision to appear with streamer Hasan Piker. Instead, Raman left Los Angeles with even more questions to answer. At the September 29 Jewish community mayoral forum, Raman was asked
Before Los Angeles Gives Street Lighting More Money, Turn On the Light (opens the original)
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STREET LIGHTING - Los Angeles has a city bureau whose fundamental job is literally to keep the lights on. Before City Hall asks the public for more money to do it, perhaps it is time to turn the lights on inside the operation itself. The Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting oversees more than 223,000 streetlights across the city. Its responsibilities extend far beyond replacing burned out bulbs. The Bureau is responsible for engineering, design, construction, maintenance and repair across an en
LAUSD Has a Human Relations Commission. But What Does It Do? (opens the original)
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LAUSD - Los Angeles Unified has no shortage of committees, commissions and advisory groups. Each has a mission. Each occupies a place within a sprawling public institution. And each, presumably, exists because somebody decided its work was important. But every public body should eventually have to answer a simple question: What difference are you making? That question deserves to be asked of the Los Angeles Unified School District’s Human Relations Commission. LAUSD describes the commission as a
Californiaâs Next Governor Will Inherit the AI Revolution. Voters Dese (opens the original)
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AI POLITICS - Becerra and Hilton agree artificial intelligence carries serious risks. What Californians still do not know is precisely what either candidate intends to do about them. California has spent decades trying to regulate new technologies after they transform society. Artificial intelligence may not give us that luxury. The next governor will take office as AI advances at extraordinary speed, businesses deploy increasingly autonomous systems and policymakers confront questions that only
Israelâs Political Map Is Being Redrawn (opens the original)
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NETANYAHUISM - The next Israeli election may be about something larger than Benjamin Netanyahu. For the first time in a generation, Israelis may be deciding not simply who should lead the country, but what political and security doctrine should guide it after October 7. For more than two decades, Israeli politics has revolved around essentially the same question: Benjamin Netanyahu or someone else. Elections have come and gone, governments have risen and collapsed, and political alliances once c
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