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The Ontario City Council voted Tuesday to consider removing Mayor Pro Tem Alan Wapner from major regional board appointments after FBI investigators raided the homes of Wapner and county Supervisor Curt Hagman. 

The 3-2 vote — with the mayor pro tem and Councilwoman Daisy Macias voting “no” — followed a nearly hourlong procedural battle during which Wapner challenge...


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Outdoor areas surrounding houses and housing complexes that have California native plants support four times more pollinators than conventionally landscaped yards, according to a recent study led by a Cal State Los Angeles graduate.

The researchers’ findings suggest homeowners can play a prominent role in supporting biodiversity by creating healthier ecosystems in ...


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The California Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments next month in two cases involving Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco.

During his recent gubernatorial campaign, Bianco ordered deputies to seize more than 650,000 ballots from the county voting registrar after a conservative group alleged 45,000 votes were miscounted in the landslide approval last November...


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Burbank will keep its local accessory dwelling unit program going while accepting guidance from state housing law to allow up to five residential units on a single-family lot, a reluctant concession the City Council approved after staff warned that non-compliance risked enforcement action from Sacramento.

The council’s 5-0 vote July 28 directed staff to prepare an o...


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