Angelenos, say hello to the Los Angeles public bank – or at least a debate about it. The board endorses Amendment B, which would amend the city charter to allow it to create its own public banks. Read more...
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Three years ago, 77 percent of Los Angeles voters elected to move the local primary election date to coincide with the state primary election date in June. Read more...
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It hardly ever rains in Los Angeles. But when it does, it pours. Billions of gallons of rainwater runoff are wasted every year in California cities mainly because little infrastructure is in place to capture it. Read more...
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This board endorses Proposition 11 on the grounds that it will improve public safety and provide just compensation for emergency personnel in the least burdensome manner possible. Read more...
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By addressing both housing affordability and issues of local control, Proposition 10 may just be killing two birds with one stone. The board firmly endorses Proposition 10 as a means to better the lives of Californians. Read more...
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A lot of Californians don’t know the details of dialysis care. That didn’t stop Proposition 8 from giving them the power to determine the future of patient safety. Read more...
Photo: (Nicole Anisgard Parra/Illustrations Director)
Proposition 2 is a remnant from 14 years ago. In 2004, California created Proposition 63, dubbed “The Millionaire’s Tax” – a 1 percent tax on annual incomes more than $1 million to be allocated for mental healthcare services. Read more...
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