The board does not endorse Measure JJJ, which would require developers to make a percentage of projects larger than nine units affordable to low-income and working residents. Read more...
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November 3, 3:02 am
2016 Election: No on Measure JJJ
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November 3, 3:02 am
2016 Election: Yes on Measure HHH
Measure HHH is a vital step to jump-start housing projects for homeless individuals in Los Angeles. As it stands, there are too few options to help the estimated 28,000 homeless people counted in the city earlier this year. Read more...
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November 3, 3:01 am
2016 Election: Yes on Measure M
It’s time for Los Angeles to get out of its gridlock. While Measure M will not be a panacea, it would be an important step toward reducing congestion and Angelenos’ reliance on cars. Read more...
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October 30, 5:40 pm
Editorial: UCOP should reform ballot guidelines for bundled referenda
Fee referenda have become a recurring aspect of our undergraduate student government elections, with Undergraduate Students Association Council offices and student organizations looking to raise student fees to fund a variety of programs. Read more...
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October 26, 8:15 pm
Editorial: Westwood Parks Advisory Board must better publicize meetings
The Westwood Recreation Center needs better community outreach before it goes to the dogs – literally. The Westwood Parks Advisory Board introduced preliminary plans at its Oct. Read more...
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October 23, 7:54 pm
Editorial: Task force report is commendable, better prepares UCLA for emergencies
UCLA was unprepared when a murder-suicide in June led people to believe there was an active shooter on campus. Instructors and students couldn’t lock doors, weren’t sure what to do and some ended up spreading false information. Read more...
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October 20, 10:36 am
Editorial: Mobile app shouldn’t be pursued as the only solution without more data
Mobile apps can’t solve everything. And an undergraduate student government commission’s proposal to connect a late-night van service to students’ phones shows that technology can make problem-solving more complicated than it has to be, especially when there’s uncertainty about what the problem actually is. Read more...