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Los Angeles TimesSaturday, 30 May 2026
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Candidates in homestretch of governor’s race
Front-runners Becerra, Hilton and Steyer woo voters in friendly political territory.
The report focuses on the final tactical maneuvers of the leading candidates, emphasizing their attempts to solidify support within their respective ideological bases ahead of the primary.
The California gubernatorial primary is entering its final days, with three distinct candidates—a Democrat, a former Fox News host, and a billionaire environmentalist—competing for the top two spots in the general election.
“woo voters in friendly political territory”
“Process-oriented political and civic reporting”
Doubt shadows peace process with Iran
Trump is signaling optimism, but the deal would require major U.S. concessions.
Examines the geopolitical and domestic political obstacles to a potential ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran.
Questions deepen over Altadena fire evacuation
New 911 records show officials were aware of dangers
Investigates emergency response protocols following new 911 records suggesting officials were aware of dangers earlier than previously stated.
Extreme violence redefined MS-13
Ritualistic machete slayings are said to be linked to adoption of code to prove loyalty.
A report on the prosecution of MS-13 gang members in Los Angeles, focusing on the evolution of their internal rituals.
Charter school wars may be over
Bitter and expensive L.A. board races of the past are absent this election cycle.
Notes a shift in local educational politics where expensive, high-conflict school board races have become less common.
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