
New reforms give California’s next governor a once-in-a-generation chance to reshape education
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For nearly 30 years, an electronic waste processor in Los Angeles County has operated on a permit that expired in 1996 while neighbors, some living 550 feet away, say it harms their community.
Halloween is one of the few holidays centered around children. When else can students come to school dressed like astronauts, monsters and witches, or ring strangers’ doorbells to ask for candy?

California’s carbon market was supposed to help the state cut pollution and reach its ambitious zero-emissions climate goals.

There is a defining question in the Los Angeles mayoral election that perhaps only the ballot count can answer: Which candidate do the city’s Latinos, the largest ethnic group in this multicultural metropolis, prefer?


Earlier this month, Gov. Gavin Newsom and former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger staged a low-key celebration marking the 20th anniversary of Assembly Bill 32, the landmark legislation committing California to immense reductions in greenhouse ga…


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