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Kawhiâs Slap on the Wrist (opens the original)
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LA WATCHDOG - The LA Clippers of the National Basketball Association and Kawhi Leonard are being penalized for violating the salary cap circumvention rules contained in the NBAâs Collective Bargaining Agreement with the National Basketball Players Association. This penalty is based on an independent investigation by Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, a highly regarded New York City law firm. As a result, the Clippers will forfeit five first round draft picks (2029-33), having already traded away
Should DWP Ratepayers Pay for the Cityâs Streetlights?  (opens the original)
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LA WATCHDOG - In June, 80% of Los Angeles voters rejected the Bureau of Street Lightingâs ballot measure to increase the annual Street Lighting Assessment to $125 million, almost triple the existing assessment of $45 million. Now the City is proposing that the Department of Water and Power fund the installation of up to 22,000 solar powered streetlights over the next five years at a cost of $330 million, preceded by a pilot project for 6,000 streetlights at a cost of $80-90 million. This prop
Vote NO on Charter Amendment LA (opens the original)
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Shall the City Charter be amended to: establish a capital infrastructure plan and two-year budget cycle for the City; increase the authority of the Director of Public Works and allow for the elimination of or changes to the Board of Public Works; remove restrictions prohibiting the City from engaging in business enterprises and mortgaging City-owned property; and change certain contracting rules and procedures? When voting, a common-sense rule is that if you do not understand the measure, vote n
Vote NO on the Highly Regressive 10¾% Sales Tax (opens the original)
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LA WATCHDOG â Shall an ordinance providing funding for the Los Angeles Fire Department, including for hiring firefighters, paramedics, and other staff, purchasing and maintaining vehicles and equipment, building and upgrading fire stations, and brush clearance; by imposing a one-half percent (0.5%) sales tax in the City of Los Angeles; with annual audits and a citizenâs oversight committee; generating approximately $345 million annually until ended by voters; be adopted? The union representi
Proposition 38: Should Taxpayers Finance Medical Research? (opens the original)
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LA WATCHDOG - Californians are being asked to approve or reject Proposition 38 that would authorize the State to issue $8.4 billion in general obligation bonds to finance “breakthrough immunology and immunotherapy research to develop life-saving cures for the most persistent and debilitating diseases impacting all California families, such as cancer, Alzheimer’s and heart disease. This initiative represents real hope and promising cures to help save your life and the life of someone you love.” I
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