Briefs

LA Environmental Briefs: Harbor Commission Approves AQMD Cooperative Agreement and EPA Fines Sherwin-Williams

The cooperative agreement covers all major port emission source categories, including cargo handling equipment, harbor craft, trucks, trains and ocean-going…

2 weeks ago

LA Briefs: LA General Hospital Stays Reduced for Uninsured Hemodialysis Patients and County Expands Protections for Janitorial and Security Workers

The motion directs the chief executive officer, in consultation with county departments, to develop a labor peace agreement and worker…

2 weeks ago

Long Beach Briefs: Percival to Lead New Baseball Club; Airport Cuts Greenhouse Emissions

The Long Beach Baseball Club is preparing for its inaugural season as part of a growing movement to bring independent…

2 weeks ago

Supervisors’ County Ordinance to Bar Law Enforcement from Concealing Identities, Public Comment Urged

Unlike the state law, the county ordinance would apply to state law enforcement such as California Highway Patrol. It also…

2 weeks ago

LA County Sets New Strategy to End Veteran Homelessness

By aligning county, state, and federal partners under a unified framework, the motion is designed to reduce delays, expand access…

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Rep. Barragán Introduces the HEAL A.I. Act to Encourage Further Development of A.I. Literacy for Medical Students

This bill will give medical schools and residency-sponsoring institutions the resources for students and residents to gain hands-on experience with…

3 weeks ago

City of Carson Earns First Place in California for Digital Innovation

The City of Carson ranked #2 among cities with a population between 75,000–124,999, specifically for the city’s swift and complete…

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Solid October Volume at Port of Los Angeles Puts 10 Million Container Unit-Mark Within Reach for 2025

  LOS ANGELES— The Port of Los Angeles processed 848,431 Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) in October, a solid performance given…

3 weeks ago

City of Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Policy Update

With most Angelenos renting, and more than half spending over 30% or more of their income on rent, stability and…

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AG Protects $200 Million for Designated for California Schools

CALIFORNIA — On Nov. 16 Attorney General Rob Bonta announced that the U.S. Department of Education has backed down from…

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