Citing threats, DWP seeks to spend up to $700,000 on private security for CEO
The five-member Board of Water and Power Commissioners will decide Tuesday whether to approve the one-year private security ...
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Board postpones vote on $700K security contract for LADWP CEO
The board for the LADWP postponed a decision on a $700,000 private security contract for the department's general manager.
LADWP CEO seeks $700,000 private security contract after receiving wildfire-related threats
The utility’s board postponed a vote on the security package after LA Mayor Karen Bass requested a more cost-effective ...
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LADWP Delays Vote on $700K Security Contract for General Manager
The board for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power postponed a vote on a $700,000 private security contract for the ...
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LADWP Board of Commissioners do not approve private security for CEO
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is seeking private security for Janisse Quiñones, the CEO and chief engineer of the department ...
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Texts sent to, from fired LAFD chief show what officials discussed during California fires
The text messages show how officials first started to realize how bad things were getting and that the windswept blazes had ...
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Rebuilding LA: A look at the progress made 2 months after fires
Both the Palisades and Eaton fires erupted on Jan. 7, fueled by severe drought conditions and strong Santa Ana winds. Now, the work continues as people try to rebuild.
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Palisades Fire water restrictions to be lifted. What residents should know
Remaining drinking water restrictions due to the Palisades Fire on the Los Angeles County coast will be lifted for residents ...
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Palisades water supply cleared for drinking as Bass touts speed of fire recovery
“I’m committed to rebuilding this community at lightning speed.” Janisse Quiñones, chief engineer and chief executive of DWP, said that before using water Friday, residents and businesses ...
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Report: Los Angeles Fire Failed to Report 1,000 Hydrants Needing Repair
A report of damaged hydrants dating back to January 2024 by Los Angeles firefighters was not shared until February 2025.