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Los Angeles Mayor Bass says 'hell yeah' she regrets Ghana trip after wildfires ravaged city
In a Vice News interview, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass addresses her controversial Ghana trip and the subsequent removal of ...
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EXCLUSIVE: Karen Bass Raked In Cash From Chinese Intel-Tied Bankers Before Hiring Them
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ transition advisory team enlisted two Chinese intelligence-tied bankers who have fundraised for ...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass says it's not a problem "at all" that city continues fire season without a permanent fire chief
Mayor Karen Bass said the city is conducting a nationwide search for a permanent chief, and the interim chief is "open to ...
Tom Homan's Plan To 'Flood the Zone' in Sanctuary Cities Will Lead to More Due Process Violations
Sanctuary cities such as New York City and Los Angeles, which have long been a target of President Donald Trump for not ...
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2,000 Troops Withdrawn, but Military Presence Continues in Los Angeles Amid Immigration Tensions
Remaining troops face growing criticism, court challenges, and pressure from state leaders to end the federal crackdown on ...
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Los Angeles needs civic leaders right now. All it has are political ones
While Los Angeles is not facing a crisis of political leadership, it does confront a dearth of civic leadership.
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Mayor Karen Bass answers your questions on Eyewitness Newsmakers
Mayor Karen Bass recently sat down with ABC7's Marc Brown to answer your questions on several top topics, including the recent immigration raids in L.A. and homelessness.
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LA mayor calls federal agent presence 'outrageous' at MacArthur Park
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is condemning the presence of federal agents and National Guard troops who descended on MacArthur Park July 7.
Mayor Karen Bass responds to the Trump Administration releasing 2,000 National members from Los Angeles
LA Mayor Karen Bass responds to the Trump administration releasing thousands of California National Guard members from a ...
L.A. law enforcement’s treatment of journalists during protests is once again under scrutiny
Journalists have been shot with less-lethal police rounds, tear-gassed, shoved and detained while chronicling the ongoing civil unrest and military intervention in Los Angeles.