Laura J. Nelson
Reporter at Los Angeles Times
@latimes reporter. Kansan, yogi, green thumb 🌱 Signal: @ ljnelson.13 // email: laura.nelson@latimes(.)com
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2 days ago |
latimes.com | Salvador Hernandez |Salvador Hernández |Laura J. Nelson
Federal authorities sued Orange County’s top elections official Wednesday, alleging the county registrar violated federal law by refusing to disclose detailed information about people who were removed from the voter rolls because they were not citizens.
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2 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Seema Mehta |Laura J. Nelson
Seven members of the committee questioning Hegseth on Thursday are Democrats from California. At a hearing Wednesday, Hegseth insisted the deployment of Marines in Los Angeles was lawful but couldn’t name the law under which it is allowed.
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2 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Laura J. Nelson |Kevin Rector
California officials on Monday said they would file a federal lawsuit over the mobilization of the state’s National Guard during the weekend’s immigration protests in Los Angeles, accusing President Trump of overstepping his federal authority and violating the U.S. Constitution. As thousands of people gathered in the streets to protest raids and arrests by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Trump mobilized nearly 2,000 members of the National Guard over the objections of California Gov.
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3 weeks ago |
latimes.com | Laura J. Nelson |Seema Mehta |Hannah Fry
Eight of the Democrats in the race to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom wooed the party faithful and talked up their bona fides at the California Democratic Party’s convention in AnaheimMany Democrats say they’re waiting to back a gubernatorial candidate until they know whether former Vice President Kamala Harris will run California’s most loyal Democrats got a good look this weekend at the wide field of gubernatorial candidates jockeying to replace Gov.
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2 months ago |
latimes.com | Laura J. Nelson |Hannah Wiley
Opponents of recently passed legislation to tighten the rules on vaccination exemptions demonstrate outside Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office in Sacramento on Sept. 9, 2019. Heartland Charter School in Kern County has several dream field trips on the calendar this spring, including tours of In-N-Out Burger, an Amtrak train ride along the Central Coast and a matinee performance of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” at the Hollywood Pantages.
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"We're gonna flood the zone," Homan said. "And based on what L.A. is doing now, we're going to continue to flood the zone. We're gonna be there tonight, we're gonna be there tomorrow, we're going to be there every day in the next four years."
"Oh, ICE ain't leaving," says @RealTomHoman on LA. "We're going to be there tonight. We're going to be there tomorrow. We're going to be there every day in the next four years arresting public safety threats and illegal aliens — and we're not going to apologize for doing it." https://t.co/TTgQUm1E2O
