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Los Angeles Ends Illegal Pocket Veto
The City of Los Angeles has finally dispensed with a longstanding illegal policy and practice that gave individual City Councilmembers unbridled power to decide if, whether, and where supportive and affordable housing projects are built in the City. Learn More Here.
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