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On the same night Karla Griego was elected to the school board last November, Donald Trump returned to the White House—an outcome that quickly reshaped her focus. The new District 5 Board of … Read moreLAUSD board member Karla Griego wrestles with Trump and budget challenges
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Echo Park — Broken streetlights have left several blocks in the neighborhood in the dark, and neighbors say they’re tired of waiting for a fix. But those residents will have to keep waiting b… Read moreFixing broken Echo Park street lights could take months
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