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citywatchla.com > voices > 33334-smooth-sailing-at-sea-troubled-waters-at-city-hall

Smooth Sailing at Sea, Troubled Waters at City Hall

2+ day, 4+ hour ago   (789+ words) citywatchla.com Smooth Sailing at Sea, Troubled Waters at City Hall RANTZ & RAVEZ - I am currently in my stateroom on the Royal Caribbean International “Quantium of the Seas” ship in the Pacific Ocean somewhere between Mexico and Los Angeles writing…...

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citywatchla.com > guest-words > 33320-california-wants-7-5-billion-for-science-my-generation-will-inherit-the-results-and-the-debt

California Wants $7.5 Billion for Science. My Generation Will Inherit

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (658+ words) A STUDENT’S VIEW - California may ask voters to authorize billions for scientific research after federal funding cuts. Young Californians have a particular stake in what happens next. California is considering a $7.5 billion bet on science. If it succeeds, my generation…...

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citywatchla.com > la-menu-alias > neighborhood-politics > 33278-they-said-it-made-no-sense-then-they-voted-yes

They Said It Made No Sense. Then They Voted Yes.

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (1651+ words) INVESTIGATIVE ANALYSIS - Sacramento has streamlined housing approvals so aggressively that residents rarely get a hearing at all. But when they do, five years of Los Angeles voting records reveal an uncomfortable truth: at least over the last five years, public…...