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New Report Aims To Address Truancy In LA Schools
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Attendance rates in LA County schools have fallen and officials are seeking a solution.
Read more...Virginia Judge Strikes Down Corporate Campaign Donations Law
Judge's decision based on Citizens United Supreme Court case.
Read more...Hundreds Of Dollars In Penalties Ruin Drivers' Days In Van Nuys
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Van Nuys drivers feel the pain of traffic crackdowns.
Read more...East L.A. Man's Bumper Sticker Airs Frustrations Shared By Many In Traffic Court
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A postcard from the East L.A. Superior Courthouse.
Read more...DSK Under House Arrest
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Former IMF head held while legal teams prepare and France soul-searches. Defense attorney is no stranger to limelight.
Read more...California In Crisis: How The Budget Debacle Screws Social Services
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Cuts to health care, child care and services for the elderly affect real people and cause long-term hardship
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Supreme Court Climate Change Case Could Change Playing Field
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The case has been in the making since 2004. (Photo by Creative Commons)
Justices though don't seem poised to change the status quo.
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