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‘It’s triage’: California’s next governor will face destabilizing surge in uninsured (opens the original)
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By the time Democrat Xavier Becerra left Washington, D.C., more Americans than ever had health insurance, owing partly to his work over the years to pass, defend, and expand the Affordable Care Act. Itâs an achievement the former congressman and former U.S. secretary of Health and Human Services often touts as he campaigns for California governor against Republican Steve Hilton, a former Fox News commentator. But should Becerra cruise to victory in November, as polling suggests, he will face w
LA mayor's testimony (opens the original)
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Why it matters: Bass' attorney sent a letter responding to the subcommittee Friday afternoon, writing that "unfortunately" the mayor is not available on Sept. 15. Bass’ team has reached out to the subcommittee to discuss the scheduling issue, and the mayor “looks forward to working” with them, according to the letter. Records request: The subcommittee also requested a trove of documents, including specific communications between the Mayor’s Office, the L.A. City Council, the L.A. Homeless Servic
From rain to heat (opens the original)
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Advisories remain: Coastal flood and high surf advisories are in effect for Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange and San Diego counties until Tuesday 11 p.m. Officials with the National Weather Service warned beachgoers that there was an increased risk of drowning in the ocean. “Rip currents will be widespread and very strong, potentially pulling swimmers and surfers out to sea,” the advisory read. Week ahead: Rose Schoenfeld, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, told LAist there is a smal
Menendez brothers (opens the original)
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What changed: On Monday, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation revealed the brothers had been granted a parole suitability hearing tentatively scheduled for March 2027. Previously, the state had determined they would not get another parole hearing until August 2028. Family statement: The Menendez family issued a statement, expressing appreciation to the Parole Board for recognizing the brothers’ efforts to change themselves and help others in prison. “For almost 40 years, E
Boyle Heights warehouse (opens the original)
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Why it matters: On Aug. 29, Lineage removed an estimated 88 million pounds of rotting food waste from the site. It then faced a seven-day deadline to complete the final phase of cleanup, including debris removal, power washing and disinfecting of required areas. What the company says: Lineage said workers have spent 210,000 hours on cleaning up the 491,000 square-foot site, which burned for about a week after igniting on July 7. The cost of cleanup, the company said, is more than $100 million. O
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