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RV wasteland: Stretch of LA County populated with hundreds of broken-down RVs, generating neighbor complaints

The streets of East Gardena and West Rancho Dominguez are home to hundreds of run-down RVs - many without working toilets.

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L A County Board Advances Discrimination-Prevention Efforts – Los Angeles Sentinel

L A County Board Advances Discrimination-Prevention Efforts – Los Angeles Sentinel
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LA County Supervisors Want Jail Phone Calls To Be Free, Calling It Public Safety Issue

At a meeting Tuesday, supervisors also said money from past phone call fees has been misspent by sheriff officials. The jail phone fees currently bring in an estimated $30 million per year.

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L A County says phone calls will be free in jails by Dec 1

L.A. County supervisors vote unanimously to give the Sheriff's Department four months to stop charging inmates and their families for phone calls.

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L A County says phone calls will be free in all its jails by Dec 1

L.A. County supervisors vote unanimously to give the Sheriff's Department four months to stop charging inmates and their families for phone calls.

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