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John Phillips: I mean it this time Move California s primary back to June – Pasadena Star News

Voting in June certainly won’t fix all of our problems, but it’s far superior to what we have now.

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John Phillips: I mean it this time Move California s primary back to June – San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Voting in June certainly won’t fix all of our problems, but it’s far superior to what we have now.

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John Phillips: I mean it this time Move California s primary back to June – Daily Breeze

John Phillips: I mean it this time Move California s primary back to June – Daily Breeze
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How Los Angeles is Addressing the Affordable Housing Crisis

Find out how Los Angeles is addressing its housing shortage through innovative zoning reforms and initiatives like Mayor Karen Bass's ED1.

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VA Medical Centers Vulnerable To Extreme Weather As Climate Warms

A Department of Veterans Affairs report identified hospitals in Kansas, Oklahoma, Arizona and Florida as most at risk for climate change-driven storms, flooding, wildfires and extreme temperatures that could damage facilities, cut staffing and hinder access to care.

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