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Tuesday, October 27, 2026
15 of 16 sources · 5 stories
LA Public Press 6h ago
You asked about ICE, LADWP bills, LAPD and rent. Here’s where LA mayoral candidates Bass and Raman stand
Here are our reader’s biggest questions as they fill out their ballots. Help fund independent local journalism in Los Angeles →
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LA Public Press 1d ago
Meet the billionaires spending millions to defeat California’s Proposition 40, aka the billionaire tax
A cadre of billionaires and tech elites, including Sergey Brin and Eric Schmidt, is bankrolling the opposition to Proposition 40. Help fund independent local journalism in Los Angeles →
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LA Public Press 4d ago
Sara Hernandez vs. Sarah Rascón: Who will represent California’s 26th Senate district?
Hernandez and Rascon are running to represent neighborhoods like Boyle Heights, Koreatown, Silver Lake, and El Sereno where affordability and immigration raids are top concerns. Help fund independent local journalism in Los Angeles →
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LA Public Press 5d ago
The feds are suing CA over baseless voter fraud allegations. Experts say LA should stay calm and vote
See you at the polls, Los Angeles! Help fund independent local journalism in Los Angeles →
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LA Public Press 5d ago
Proposition 4 explained: California voters could allow public funding for elections
Supporters say the change could reduce the influence of wealthy donors and make it easier for candidates without big-money backing to run for office. Help fund independent local journalism in Los Angeles →
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