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Police Sergeant Sues City, Citing Wrongfully Denied Promotions

July 28, 2017 Staff Report

A Los Angeles police sergeant sued the city Thursday, alleging he was denied promotions in retaliation for taking time off...

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City Attorney Mike Feuer Vows That “We Are Just Getting Started” Following Relection

June 30, 2017 Staff Report

Speaking to a packed council chamber that included many of his employees, Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer vowed Thursday...

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LA City Council Takes Step Toward Divesting City Funds From Wells Fargo

June 27, 2017 Staff Report

The Los Angeles City Council took a step Tuesday toward divesting city funds from Wells Fargo over the bank’s fake...

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L.A. City Controller Joins Finance Leaders from 11 Other Cities and States; Calls on President to Fully Fund Next Census

June 26, 2017 Staff Report

Los Angeles City Controller Ron Galperin joined 11 fellow U.S. city and state controllers, comptrollers and treasurers in a letter...

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Activists Plan to Call on LA City Council to Shift Investments Away From Wells Fargo

June 19, 2017 Staff Report

Several activists again plan to call on the L.A. City Council Monday to shift investments now managed by Wells Fargo...

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Giant Bat Signal Projected on Side of Los Angeles City Hall in Honor of Late Adam West

June 16, 2017 Staff Report

Late “Batman” actor Adam West was honored Thursday evening at Los Angeles City Hall, with officials lighting the side of the...

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City Council Debates Proposed Regulations on Airbnb and Other Short-Term Housing Rental Companies

June 14, 2017 Staff Report

A City Council Committee continued to debate proposed regulations for Airbnb and short-term housing rental companies Tuesday but made no...

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Heat Wave Washes Over City, Fire Danger Imminent

June 13, 2017 Staff Report

A heat wave will begin washing over the Southland Tuesday, raising fears of wildfires and heat-related illnesses and promising to...

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City of Malibu Blood Drive

June 8, 2017 Staff Report

The City of Malibu is partnering with American Red Cross to host the annual blood drive on Thursday, June 8,...

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Los Angeles City Council Accepts Settlement in Da Vinci Apartments Arson Case

June 7, 2017 Staff Report

The City Council voted Tuesday to accept a $400,000 settlement in the lawsuit the city brought against the developer of...

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Police Sergeant Sues City, Citing Wrongfully Denied Promotions

City Attorney Mike Feuer Vows That “We Are Just Getting Started” Following Relection

LA City Council Takes Step Toward Divesting City Funds From Wells Fargo

L.A. City Controller Joins Finance Leaders from 11 Other Cities and States; Calls on President to Fully Fund Next Census

Activists Plan to Call on LA City Council to Shift Investments Away From Wells Fargo

Giant Bat Signal Projected on Side of Los Angeles City Hall in Honor of Late Adam West

City Council Debates Proposed Regulations on Airbnb and Other Short-Term Housing Rental Companies

Heat Wave Washes Over City, Fire Danger Imminent

City of Malibu Blood Drive

Los Angeles City Council Accepts Settlement in Da Vinci Apartments Arson Case

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