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Steve Soboroff, Mayor Karen Bass’ handpicked Palisades fire recovery czar, said this week that he had been effectively shut out of official efforts.
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The monthly trash fee for single-family homes and duplexes will go up 54%, reaching $55.95, up from $36.32. The monthly fee for smaller apartment buildings would be increased to $55.95, up from $24.33. Residents can protest the fees.
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The reality is that of 238 migrants expelled to the Central American country, just a small fraction had ever been charged with serious crimes in the U.S.
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They used to be everywhere. At gas stations, in restaurants, sometimes just standing alone on a street corner.
