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Government:
An update in our ongoing coverage of billboard regulation in L.A.
Government:
After ordering most digital billboards in L.A. to be turned off by last Monday, Calif. Supreme Court Judge Terry Green has ruled another 19 to be unplugged.
Government:
Initial results indicate incumbent mayor Eric Perrodin was ousted in Compton's election yesterday.
Government:
In a decision from the L.A. Superior Court today, Judge Terry Green ordered that 67 Clear Channel and 13 CBS digital billboards be shut off by 5 p.m. on Monday, April 15.
Government:
After the Calif. Supreme Court rejected billboard companies' appeals to keep some digital signs in L.A., Carmen Trutanich has now told them to take over 100 down.
Politics:
With all precincts reporting in the Los Angeles municipal election as of early this morning, it became clear in several races who would be an outright winner and who would advance to the runoff on May 21.
Politics:
A USC Price/Los Angeles Times poll found Garcetti had 27 percent support going into Tuesday's election, while Greuel had 25 percent, statistically even with her opponent.
Government:
The Deferred Retirement Option Plan, or DROP, is also referred to as a city-sanctioned "double dip" by some.
Politics:
Clear Channel Outdoor sent an 11-page letter threatening a lawsuit even as it joined a special working group to brainstorm ideas on a new citywide sign program.
Politics:
Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) delivered the official Republican response to President Obama's State of the Union address.
Environment:
An environmental organization has complained that the oil and gas industry regulator has been turning a blind eye to fracking all these years.
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