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LAist is part of Southern California Public Radio, a member-supported public media network. For the latest national news from NPR and our live radio broadcast, visitMayor Karen Bass announced Friday that the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach along with the L.A. Department of Water and Power will receive a portion of federal funds awarded to California to use hydrogen gas instead of fossil fuels to reduce their carbon emissions.“This money will be given to the port of L.A.
Nancy Sutley, deputy mayor of energy and sustainability, said that LADWP is in the process of upgrading the plant’s hydrogen capabilities. He said the hub would target energy intensive industries like ports, aviation, shipping, agriculture, power plants, cement and steel, shifting them to hydrogen and bringing California closer to achieving carbon neutrality.
Prosecutors allege Price voted to approve development projects on which his wife provided consulting work, violating conflict of interest laws. Price also allegedly failed to disclose the money his wife made on those projects. About 85,000 unionized health care workers in several states, including more than 28,000 in California, have reached a tentative agreement for a new four-year contract with Kaiser Permanente.The details of the agreement haven’t been released yet, but according to a joint statement from Kaiser Permanente and the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions, the tentative deal includes:
“With those employees, we’ll be able to deliver on our mission of providing high quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare to our members,” Holmes said. “I think we're all aligned around those goals.”Both sides thanked acting Labor Secretary Julie Su for her “instrumental involvement” in negotiations. Su flew back to her home state of California for two all-night bargaining sessions that began Wednesday to help both sides find common ground.
I arrived at the outskirts with a barcode and bag of movie-appropriate snacks. I knew it would be a long night. I didn't know it would be spectacular. The warmth and glow outside AMC's The Grove 14 poured into the lobby where I snooped around for more snacks and souvenirs for the friends deeply invested in my evening. Guitar picks with Taylor's face on it, mini-Eras posters, champagne and all the candy you can imagine were just some of the touches. The concessions counter was covered with pre-poured tins of popcorn, like mini-trash cans, with Era's images all over it.
I would say that seeing Taylor up-close was the highlight of the night, but that'd be a lie. It was exhilarating, even as a not-yet-converted-fan. But truly it was the concert film that moved me most. Again, I'll let Amy give the verified review below.
Valley highs will drop to the upper 70s in most of the San Fernando Valley, reaching 84 degrees in the hottest areas. It's common knowledge that looking directly into the sun is damaging to your eyes. But Elerding warned that's dangerous even during an eclipse. He also emphasized that sunglasses do not provide proper protection.are adequate, and those are only to be used to view the sun directly, not through binoculars or a telescope. Those devices, however, can be fitted with manufactured solar filters for safe viewing.
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