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Proposition 28 arts funding at center of dispute over LAUSD spending (opens the original)
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California voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 28 in 2022 with a promise: provide nearly $1 billion annually for arts and music education in public schools across the state. In many districts, the money has translated into new music programs, arts classes and performances. But the measure’s author — businessman, philanthropist and former Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Austin Beutner — says the LAUSD has failed to use the funding as voters intended. Stream Los Angeles N
Nithya Raman's retaliation claim is ‘bottom of the barrel,' LA city council president says (opens the original)
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Los Angeles mayoral candidate Nithya Raman’s insinuation that she’s being “punished for running against Mayor Bass” is the equivalent of her reaching “the bottom of the barrel politically,” according to Marqueece Harris-Dawson, President of the Los Angeles City Council. Tensions arose further between Raman and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Monday after Raman announced in a YouTube video her removal as chair of the Los Angeles City Council’s Housing and Homelessness Committee. While Raman, LA’s
Carpenters' union switches support from Bass to Raman with new endorsement (opens the original)
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A major union representing Los Angeles carpenters announced on Monday its endorsement for LA mayoral candidate Nithya Raman -- changing its support after it had previously endorsed Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass in 2022. Western States Carpenters, which represents 60,000 carpenters, announced it’s backing the councilmember who is looking to unseat Bass. In a press conference to announce the endorsement, Raman took the opportunity to address housing affordability. Stream Los Angeles News for free,
Nithya Raman attacks Mayor Karen Bass' response to Boyle Heights warehouse fire (opens the original)
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Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman visited a Boyle Heights neighborhood Thursday, more than 5 miles away from Council District 4 that she supervises, as she slammed LA Mayor Karen Bass' handling of the massive warehouse fire. Raman, who is running to replace Bass as mayor, was not seen on cameras in Boyle Heights since the fire broke out inside the Lineage cold food storage facility on June 17. But the councilmember said she's had multiple meeting with affected residents. Stream Los Ang
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