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Plus: Billionaire-funded ads roll out for District 10 candidate, Becerra answers reporter questions without saying much, and Tung supporters cancel press conference.
Plus: Xavier Becerra makes a big education pledge, Flock question flummoxes supervisor candidate and Chan’s reaction to Wiener’s AI chatbot.
Immigration and a secondhand Susan Rice insult sparked the sharpest exchanges, but polls still show a lopsided race.
The governor and potential presidential contender signed a bill that will help expand funding for drug-free housing. He vetoed a similar proposal last year.
Plus: When more unions will vote on their city contracts, Chan campaign fires at Wiener over sheriff’s endorsement and the data center moratorium gets fast-tracked.
Catherine Stefani called for the release of Ho-Yin Mo, who was arrested last week during an enforcement operation at the Las Vegas airport.
Plus: Cesar Chavez Street renaming, OpenGov software reform, and L.A.’s vote on the wealth tax.
