A state appeals court on Wednesday overturned a $1.5-million award for a former Los Angeles prosecutor who said City Atty.
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The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power will refund $160 million that it overcharged other government agencies for more than a decade, the state attorney general’s office announced today.
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Whether next spring’s Los Angeles mayoral race is a lively contest or a walkover for incumbent Antonio Villaraigosa may depend on the decision of one man: shopping mall magnate Rick Caruso.
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Hoping to stem the proliferation of bright, digital billboards and untangle legal challenges to city restrictions on outdoor advertising, the Los Angeles Planning Commission on Thursday recommended a one-year moratorium on companies converting their traditional signs into electronic displays.
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Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has vetoed a $96,000 contract for outside legal help to defend the city against allegations that it discriminates against the disabled on skid row.
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Firefighters in San Bernardino battled a 225-acre blaze today on the northern end of the city, and the 215 Freeway remained closed near Cal State San Bernardino, officials said.
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Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa offered a bleak financial forecast for city government over the next two years on Saturday, warning that deep cuts to services and other belt-tightening measures would be unavoidable because of the worsening economic downturn.
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Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Monday said Latinos and African Americans must “face up to” existing racial strains over jobs, language differences and violent crime by addressing the underlying causes of those tensions, primarily poverty and the lack of opportunity.
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Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Friday warned that the city could face a $400- million budget shortfall this year, predicting a severe drop in tax revenue because of the nationwide economic downturn.
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The Los Angeles city parks department plans to lay off nearly 140 temporary workers and reduce hours for hundreds more, cutbacks that union officials argued Wednesday will lead to dirtier restrooms, unkempt playgrounds and reduced security at the Griffith Park Observatory.
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