The County of Los Angeles purchased the Gas Company Tower for $200 million, prompting a debate over the fate of the 1960s-era Hall of Administration. Supervisor Janice Hahn is opposing a plan to move workers to the new skyscraper and demolish the historic building, citing concerns over transparency and preservation. While county officials are considering razing the Hall of Administration, a formal decision is pending until 2027, raising budget challenges and preservation concerns among advocates like the Los Angeles Conservancy.
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ICE reportedly targeting businesses and restaurants in DC
On Tuesday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reportedly conducted business raids in Washington, D.C., prompting concerns from local officials and activists. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser expressed alarm at the raids, noting they seemed to target non-criminals, while CASA's George Escobar revealed they had received specific warnings about the operations, which involved food businesses and delivery workers. The Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington emphasized the critical role of immigrant workers in the local economy, urging policymakers...
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