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The Manhattan Power 100 2021

The local leaders who are positioning the borough for another rebound. ....

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How Rudy Giuliani Landed in DOJ Crosshairs: What You Need to Know

The raids were part of a longrunning investigation into whether Giuliani broke foreign lobbying laws.
Here s everything you need to know about the inquiry.
The political sphere flew into a frenzy this week amid news that the FBI raided the property of yet another lawyer working for former President Donald Trump.
The feds on Wednesday executed search warrants on Rudy Giuliani s home and office and seized his electronic devices. Agents also seized a computer belonging to his personal assistant, Jo Ann Zafonte, served Zafonte with a grand jury subpoena, and raided the Washington, DC, home of Giuliani s associate Victoria Toensing. ....

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Los Angeles' federal deals give leniency to polluters

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Portions of the Exide Technologies, a former lead-acid battery recycling plant, are wrapped in scaffolding and white plastic in Vernon, Oct. 6, 2020. (Al Seib/Los Angeles Times/TNS file photo (2020))
Los Angeles’ federal deals give leniency to polluters
In 2015, federal prosecutors in Los Angeles made a deal with the CEO of one of Southern California’s most dangerous industrial facilities, a battery recycling plant that had contaminated thousands of nearby homes with lead dust.
Exide Technologies agreed to demolish its plant in Vernon and pay $50 million to cover the costs of decontaminating the site and cleaning up the mainly working-class Latino enclaves it had polluted. In return, prosecutors spared the company and its executives from criminal charges. ....

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Los Angeles Rife With Pollution Without Prosecution

Los Angeles Rife With Pollution Without Prosecution
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Feds in L.A. make deals to not prosecute corporate polluters

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In 2015, federal prosecutors in Los Angeles made a deal with the CEO of one of Southern California’s most dangerous industrial facilities, a battery recycling plant that had contaminated thousands of nearby homes with lead dust.
Exide Technologies agreed to demolish its plant in Vernon and pay $50 million to cover the costs of decontaminating the site and cleaning up the mainly working-class Latino enclaves it had polluted. In return, prosecutors spared the company and its executives from criminal charges.
Neighbors cheered the plant’s closure. But five years later, Exide declared bankruptcy and a federal judge allowed it to abandon the contaminated facility. The building still stands today. The cleanup is unfinished and being financed by California taxpayers. Prosecutors and state environmental regulators disagree over whether the company violated its deal, but the dispute is academic there’s no company left to prosecute. ....

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