Heavy rain Monday, LAUSD layoffs vote, Librarian who changed LA libraries — Sunday Edition
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A storm is expected to land in Southern California tonight and bring the threat of strong winds, rain and thunderstorms. The Los Angeles Unified School Board will vote this Tuesday on a plan to cut around $200 million, including the potential layoffs, as the district deals with a multi-year budget deficit. The L.A. librarian who revamped the city’s library system and changed the profession. Plus, more.
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