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Maywood, the Little City that Couldn't
Maywood is a little-known city of 45,000, mostly Latino, residents in a heavily industrialized part of southeast Los Angeles County. After a vote last night by its city council, Maywood has a new distinction: it's the only city in California to turn over all its municipal functions to another jurisdiction.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readMaywood is a little-known city of 45,000, mostly Latino, residents in a heavily industrialized part of southeast Los Angeles County. After a vote last night by its city council, Maywood has a new distinction: it's the only city in California to turn over all its municipal functions to another jurisdiction. Ruben Vives of the the Los Angeles Times picks up the story.
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- 7:00Is the Immigration Problem All in Our Heads?
- 19:54Maywood, the Little City that Couldn'tYou’re reading this
- 24:35New Leadership, but the Same Strategy in Afghanistan