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LA County registrar’s office mails out general election ballots (opens the original)
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Be on the lookout for your 2026 general election ballot, as some voters in Los Angeles County may receive their ballot in the mail as early as today, Oct. 1. With nearly 6 million registered voters in California’s most populous county, the L.A. County registrar’s office is getting a head start on sending out ballots, just as it did during the primary election. All county election offices are required to start mailing out ballots by Monday. And with more than 400 ballot drop boxes throughout the
Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton face off in first — and perhaps only — gubernatorial debate of general election (opens the original)
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In what could be their only face-to-face matchup before Election Day, California gubernatorial candidates Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton took to the debate stage Wednesday night, Sept. 30, mere days before most voters will receive their ballots in the mail. Given that it’s the only general election debate scheduled so far in the governor’s race — and potentially the only opportunity for the candidates to put themselves in front of voters, at least in this format — Wednesday’s showdown was a hig
Fight near In-N-Out in Rancho Cucamonga leads to arrest of two girls (opens the original)
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Two girls were arrested and booked into juvenile hall on suspicion of assault resulting in serious injuries after allegedly beating up another girl during a fight at or near an In-N-Out in Rancho Cucamonga on Friday night, Sept. 25, according to authorities. Sheriff’s deputies received multiple calls just before 10 p.m. and, upon arriving at a shopping center in the 12500 block of Foothill Boulevard, found an estimated several hundred people outside the area, according to Gloria Orejel, spokeswo
Woman hit, killed by hit-and-run driver in West Long Beach (opens the original)
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Long Beach police were investigating a fatal hit-and-run that occurred when a woman crossing a street on Friday, Sept. 25, was struck by a pickup truck and later died from her injuries, authorities said. The crash occurred around 7:20 p.m. at Baltic Avenue and Burnett Street in the city’s Westside neighborhood, according to a news release. The woman, whose identity authorities were withholding because her family had not yet been notified, was walking in a marked crosswalk northbound along Baltic
LA lawmakers hopeful that a federal film tax incentive could become law by year’s end (opens the original)
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Bipartisan legislation offering federal film tax credit to lure production companies that have moved their operations overseas back to the United States was introduced in both houses of Congress on Thursday, Sept. 24, with Los Angeles County lawmakers projecting optimism that the bill could soon become law. The so-called Motion Picture, Television, and Entertainment Revitalization Act would provide a 20% federal tax credit to film and television productions that spend at least $1 million and whe
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