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Los Angeles TimesSunday, 17 May 2026
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L.A. mayoral candidates court Latinos
Demographic makes up 37% of electorate, making it crucial for campaigns’ prospects.
Frames the development of clean energy infrastructure as a complex local conflict, balancing environmental conservation against broader climate goals. The coverage is measured, giving voice to both local opposition and project proponents.
The transition to renewable energy requires extensive new transmission infrastructure, which frequently faces resistance from local communities concerned about environmental, aesthetic, or cultural impacts on protected lands.
“High-voltage opposition”
“Pragmatic and regionally focused”
High-voltage opposition to power line in desert
But proponents say clean-energy needs justify project in state park
Production crisis takes center stage
For the first time, the state of Hollywood is a key political issue in L.A.’s mayoral contest.
Positions the economic challenges of the local entertainment industry as a pivotal issue in the city's mayoral race.
At China summit, did Xi outplay Trump?
The administration argues trip was a success, but there were no major deals.
Questions the administration's narrative of diplomatic success by emphasizing the lack of concrete agreements.
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