Supervisors reject LA County CEO’s hiring freeze

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LA County supervisors seek more detailed plan on spending freeze
Supervisors reject LA County CEO’s hiring freeze, but her plan will be back
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors rejected a proposed hiring freeze on Tuesday night, saying the plan from the county’s chief executive officer was rushed, unclear and confusing. “There is too much in it that wasn’t explained,
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County seeks more details before implementing hiring freeze
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30 LA County probation officers are accused of allowing 'gladiator fights' in juvenile hall
Probation officers indicted over alleged ‘fight club’ at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall
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30 LA County probation officers facing criminal charges after planning 'gladiator fights' at juvenile hall
Thirty officers at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall in Downey are facing criminal charges for allegedly staging "gladiator fights" among the youth sheltered at the facility.
With ICE raids growing, Hahn directs Metro to display immigrants’ rights on trains, buses, stations
Los Angeles County Supervisor and LA Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn has asked the mega transit agency to display information on immigrants’ rights on all its buses, trains and stations during heightened tensions from ICE raids occurring across the nation.
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30 L.A. County probation officers indicted over ‘gladiator fights’ at juvenile halls
Thirty officers from the Los Angeles County Probation Department have been ... stopped when she gave an oral warning. Supervisor Janice Hahn, whose district includes Los Padrinos, said in a ...
‘It’s a tale as old as time’: Huntington Park residents lambaste leaders over corruption probe
Huntington Park residents confront City Council members over the Los Angeles County district attorney's office probe into a $24-million aquatic center that has not been built.
Survey: One-third believe 2028 Olympics will worsen traffic jams due to inadequate transit
It the survey, 37% said that getting around Southern California “is going to be more difficult before it gets better.” And 34% believed the Summer Olympic Games would “add to congestion and worsen existing transportation issues,” according to survey.