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Four of the five local tax measures voted upon throughout Southern California were approved by wide margins Tuesday night, possibly a sign that voters understand the cash-strapped nature of their local governments.
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Remember the Kelly Thomas police death in Orange County last year? The fallout includes the likely recall of three politicians.
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Riverside election results posted just after the polls closed Tuesday showed absentee voters opting against the creation of an environmental panel.
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Here are more facts to consider before you make up your mind about the proposed cigarette tax hike.
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Two Republican legislators, one current and one former, are backing the measure. The earliest it could make the ballot is November 2014.
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Gov. Brown removed her from a state board that identifies chemicals that cause cancer after she publicly opposed a cigarette tax that would raise revenues for cancer research.
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Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will appear with cycling superstar and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong at Children's Hospital Los Angeles Friday.
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Former Facebook Chief Privacy Officer Chris Kelly has so far contributed more than $1.6 million to the campaign, the bulk of its funding.
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Watch the new TV spot for the Yes on 29 campaign and see the Big Tobacco ad it's responding to.
Campaign Finance:
We charted where the money's going and who's forking it over. Sometimes it takes a chart to reveal how striking the numbers really are.
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Two tax initiatives aiming for the November ballot hit key milestones this week, and they're not exactly complementary.
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Californians create new laws by voter petition more than almost any other state. Here are some things we ought to know about the system.
Follow the money behind the candidates in the March 5, 2013 and May 21, 2013 Los Angeles and LAUSD elections.
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