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Clinton Foundation begins health project in Coachella Valley
L.A. NOWThe Clinton Foundation has launched a project to reduce health disparities in the Coachella Valley, one of only two U.S. communities being targeted by the effort.... -
Court overturns ruling giving more space to charter schools
L.A. NOWLos Angeles school district officials won a key legal battle with charter schools this week, when an appeals court struck down a ruling that could have opened up vast numbers of needed classrooms for charters, while also creating potential hardships...... -
L.A. school board field could be crowded
L.A. NOWFifteen candidates have filed petitions to run in the March election for three seats on the Los Angeles Board of Education. Wednesday afternoon was the filing deadline to turn in petitions, and seven candidates turned in their paperwork either Tuesday....... -
Transportation secretary defends bullet train at House hearing
L.A. NOWU.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood vigorously defended California’s high-speed rail project in the face of sharp criticism from a pair of Golden State Republicans at a Capitol Hill hearing.... -
Evaluation agreement clears union hurdle; teachers endorse Zimmer
L.A. NOWThe governing body of the Los Angeles teachers union has endorsed a tentative agreement on teacher evaluations that incorporates the results of student standardized test scores. The approval was a key hurdle but rank-and-file members will have the final... -
Woman accused of elder fraud in Fullerton to be arraigned
L.A. NOWA former in-home caregiver accused of stealing from her elderly clients is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday morning on numerous theft charges, according to the Fullerton Police Department. Fullerton Police Sgt. Jeff Stuart said Janette Alvarez, 50, a... -
Atascadero wrestles with a wild-pig problem
L.A. NOWThe wild pigs come at night, often unseen. By morning, homeowners in an Atascadero neighborhood have realized all too vividly that they've had visitors. Searching for food, the animals have torn up lawns and gardens, causing thousands of dollars in...... -
Villaraigosa defends association with Fix the Debt campaign
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa defended his decision to join the Fix the Debt campaign, a national bipartisan lobbying group, even as an online petition calling for him to quit the group surpassed 8,000 signatures. On Tuesday, Villaraigosa... -
Petition demands Villaraigosa resign from Fix the Debt campaign
L.A. NOWMore than 5,000 people have signed an online petition demanding that L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa resign from a steering committee of the Fix the Debt campaign, a national bipartisan group lobbying for Congress and the White House to address the... -
L.A. City Council upholds ban on parking at broken meters
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to uphold a policy that makes it illegal to park at spaces with broken meters. The action excercises an option for cities to override a new state law that greatly limits the practice of issuing tickets to... -
$50-million settlement reached in Rialto Superfund site cleanup
L.A. NOWSettlements worth $50 million combined have been reached over the cleanup of a 160-acre Superfund site in Rialto, where the water supply was contaminated as companies manufactured munitions, fireworks and rocket motors, federal authorities said.... -
Costa Mesa rescinds controversial mass layoff plan
L.A. NOWCosta Mesa city leaders have formally rescinded layoff notices to scores of municipal employees, upending what had been the cornerstone of a much-watched austerity plan. The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday evening to pull back 70 layoff notices...
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