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Galperin, 49, is an attorney who sits on two volunteer city commissions, one focused on revenue efficiency and the other on quality and productivity.
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The number of medical marijuana dispensaries will be limited in Los Angeles and the tax on the drug will be higher under a regulation measure approved by voters.
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With 22 percent of precincts reporting, Feuer had 60 percent of the vote to Trutanich's 40 percent.
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A lot of new faces are coming to City Hall to work with Mayor-elect Eric Garcetti.
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About 90,000 ballots from Tuesday's primary election remained uncounted today, casting a hint of uncertainty over some City Council races.
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The city's police, fire, and other departments are all in danger of being subjected to hefty budget cuts in response to voters' rejection of a proposed half-cent sales tax, the president of the City Council said today.
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The polls are closed and we await the results. Watch this page for updates throughout the night.
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Bittersweet news has hit Los Angeles transit advocates over the past two days.
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If it passes, it will push the expiration date of a half-cent sales tax dedicated to transportation infrastructure from 2039 to 2069.
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The update gave Measure J, the proposal to extend an already existing sales tax dedicated to transit funding, another small percent increase.
BallotWire:
The new count gave a slight jump for Measure J, the sales tax extension for transportation projects.
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Logan has deemed five races to be "close contests," including the Measure J, which would extend an existing countywide sales tax by 30 years to fund transit projects.
Voting:
Ballots are still being counted, but early reports seem to indicate fewer voters turned out than in the 2008 general election.
Commentary:
Their steadfast support for and financial backing generated a tectonic shift in the state's political landscape -- in a way that didn't help them.
Ballot Measures:
Measure J and four other races in the county were flagged as "close contests" based on the number of outstanding provisional and vote-by-mail ballots still to tally.
Ballot Measures:
L.A. County ballot count may be delayed due to dense fog advisory.
Prop 38:
Proposition 38, one of two measures on the ballot that would increase taxes to bolster funding for education, was defeated tonight, while the second measure, Proposition 30 trailed.
Candidates:
Rep. Brad Sherman took an early lead tonight over fellow Democrat Rep. Howard Berman in a hotly contested 30th Congressional District race.
Candidates:
Initial election results in California's competitive 31st District have Republican Congressman Gary Miller leading State Senator Bob Dutton by a 10 percent margin.
BallotWire:
With early ballots tabulated, voters opposed Measure A -- which asked whether voters would support changing the state constitution to make the job of county assessor an appointed post -- by 77.4 percent to 22.5 percent.
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