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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass says "I don't think that's a problem" as city lacks permanent fire chief
Six months after deadly wildfires that devastated the Los Angeles area, the city still lacks a permanent fire chief. "I don't think that's a problem," Mayor Karen Bass told "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan,
LA Times Today: Six months after the fire, has Mayor Karen Bass done enough for the Palisades?
It has been six months since wildfires blazed through Pacific Palisades and Altadena. Since the fires broke out, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass has been criticized over her response from being out of town during the initial sparks to firing then-fire chief Kristin Crowley.
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass claimed the city's economy and fire recovery depends on immigrant labor while dodging questions ...
As President Donald Trump marks six months into his second term, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass told ABC News’ "This Week" ...
Bass was among those to help fuel an alleged hoax that claimed ICE had kidnapped an illegal immigrant mom and then tried to ...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass started her week making headlines. She talked about wanting to rid the city of all National ...
Karen Bass didn’t seem the least bit worried that a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson left open the possibility that the Los Angeles mayor would be arrested for showing up during a ...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass confronted a group of heavily armed federal agents conducting an immigration sweep at a local ...
Fox News contributor Joe Concha joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss LA Mayor Karen Bass' refusal to acknowledge the Trump ...
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