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The Pomona Unified School District is asking voters to approve a $385 million bond through increased property taxes.
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O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do told a mental health nonprofit based in Irvine to hire the woman, according to multiple people briefed on the contract.
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Democrats in key legislative races say that abortion rights are under threat nationally so it’s a relevant issue. It could also be a winning issue.
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The East Whittier City School District is asking voters to approve a $97 million bond through increased property taxes.
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The El Monte City School District is asking voters to approve a $105 million bond through increased property taxes.
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