In the latest Nov. 14 issue, LA Public Press highlights key developments in Los Angeles politics, including city council decisions, mayoral updates, and grassroots activism shaping the city’s future. Stay informed on local governance.
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The Los Angeles Times examines the economic records of Donald Trump and Barack Obama, comparing key indicators like GDP growth, unemployment, and stock market performance to determine who fared better for the U.S. economy.
ABC News explores the six distinct political neighborhoods of Los Angeles, highlighting how diverse communities shape the city’s dynamic electoral landscape. From progressive hubs to conservative strongholds, each area reflects unique priorities.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass faces criticism over the city’s fire budget and a recent trip to Ghana as wildfires rage across the region. Critics question budget priorities amid escalating emergency needs.
Former President Trump has reignited his feud with California Governor Gavin Newsom, blaming state leadership for the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. Trump uses the infernos to criticize Newsom’s handling of crisis management.
Los Angeles County’s recent election results reveal cracks in Democratic dominance, highlighting voter dissatisfaction and shifting demographics. Mother Jones explores how these factors contributed to unexpected losses.
On January 24, 2025, CNN reports key developments from the Donald Trump presidency, including new policy announcements and responses to current national issues amid a politically charged climate.
The Los Angeles Declaration is driving regional and global migration efforts, fostering cooperation among nations to address displacement challenges with coordinated policies and humanitarian support.
A Los Angeles Times column argues that Donald Trump harbors deep contempt for America, highlighting his actions and rhetoric as evidence of undermining democratic values and institutions.
LAist’s “Voter Game Plan 2024” breaks down key measures and candidates on the November ballot, providing Los Angeles voters essential info to make informed choices in the upcoming election.
The 2024 Los Angeles County election results are in, revealing key victories and shifts in local leadership. Stay tuned for detailed coverage and analysis on the Los Angeles Times.
Killings in the U.S. are declining at a historic pace, marking a significant shift in crime trends. Yet, despite the positive drop, public perception and media coverage remain largely focused on violence.
Despite mounting court pressure, former President Trump remains determined to block Abrego Garcia from reentering the U.S., intensifying an already contentious legal and political battle, according to the Los Angeles Times.
In a recent Los Angeles Times article, Goldberg argues that small donors, once seen as a democratic force, have become a polarizing and destructive element in American politics, deepening divisions and intensifying partisan conflict.
The New York Times reports on the fierce political clash sparked by the release of Los Angeles’ new city council map. Redistricting debates have intensified, exposing deep divisions among council members and community leaders.
U.S. Attorney E. Martin Estrada has stepped down, reflecting on his tenure as a “labor of love.” His leadership shaped key prosecutions and initiatives during a pivotal era in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles City Council President has resigned following backlash over racist remarks. The resignation marks a significant moment amid calls for accountability and racial sensitivity within the city’s leadership, The Guardian reports.
US right-wing figures have spread misinformation amid the California wildfires, complicating efforts as firefighters battle blazes across Los Angeles. Officials urge public to rely on verified updates for safety.
Amid rising political tensions, the Nations League finals take on added significance for Canada and Mexico, highlighting not just sport but national identity and unity in challenging times.
Republicans secured the House majority following key victories in California and Arizona, as reported by the Los Angeles Times. The wins reflect shifting political dynamics in these crucial battleground states.