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LA considers restoring weekly street sweeping citywide (opens the original)
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Los Angeles could move toward restoring weekly street sweeping under a plan approved by the City Council on Wednesday that also seeks to overhaul how the city handles parking tickets issued when streets are not actually swept. The City Council voted unanimously to direct city departments to determine how much money, staffing and equipment would be needed to return to weekly street sweeping citywide, five years after staffing shortage prompted Los Angeles to reduce service on regularly scheduled
LA considers restoring weekly street sweeping citywide (opens the original)
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Los Angeles could move toward restoring weekly street sweeping under a plan approved by the City Council on Wednesday that also seeks to overhaul how the city handles parking tickets issued when streets are not actually swept. The City Council voted unanimously to direct city departments to determine how much money, staffing and equipment would be needed to return to weekly street sweeping citywide, five years after staffing shortage prompted Los Angeles to reduce service on regularly scheduled
Bass, Raman face questions on Gaza, antisemitism at LA mayoral forum (opens the original)
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Los Angeles mayoral candidates Karen Bass and Nithya Raman offered sharply different responses Tuesday when asked about the war in Gaza, with Raman defending her use of the term “genocide” and Bass saying she did not believe the term was appropriate, as the two Democrats made their cases to Jewish Angelenos five weeks before the Nov. 3 runoff. Appearing separately before roughly 1,000 people at the Skirball Cultural Center, the two candidates fielded questions about anti-semitism, public safety,
LA safety advocates call for state of emergency over traffic deaths (opens the original)
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Traffic safety advocates and families affected by deadly crashes are urging Los Angeles leaders to immediately declare a state of emergency over traffic violence, escalating pressure on City Hall after the city failed to meet its decade-goal of eliminating traffic deaths by 2025. Advocates filed into the City Council chamber this week carrying signs that read “Traffic deaths are preventable” and photographs of people killed on Los Angeles streets. Later, the group gathered on Main Street outside
LA safety advocates call for state of emergency over traffic deaths (opens the original)
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Traffic safety advocates and families affected by deadly crashes are urging Los Angeles leaders to immediately declare a state of emergency over traffic violence, escalating pressure on City Hall after the city failed to meet its decade-goal of eliminating traffic deaths by 2025. Advocates filed into the City Council chamber this week carrying signs that read “Traffic deaths are preventable” and photographs of people killed on Los Angeles streets. Later, the group gathered on Main Street outside
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