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What California can learn from LA’s hot mess era of governmental reforms
Los Angeles City Council delayed popular charter reforms due to insufficient vetting despite months of debate, while the county Board of Supervisors rushed a 2024 reform that may undermine justice initiatives. The contrasting approaches highlight debates over the balance between speed and thoroughness in governance reforms across California.
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