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LIVE BLOG: City Council Election

Follow Patch's Live Blog of the 2012 City Council election.

Five candidates are vying for two spots on the Arcadia City Council.

lael April 11, 2012 at 12:29 am
what is the best way to comment and where are the posted comments? Thanks!
lael April 11, 2012 at 12:34 am
I got the impression from attending all three forums that the current council has no plans for the downtown and the coming of the gold line. This was a main theme of Henry Nunez's campaign and important to Mary as well, and we will soon see if the voters concur
lael April 11, 2012 at 12:55 am
I am hoping so much that ONE new person is elected! I'm guessing Gary is a lock!
Natalie Ragus (Editor) April 11, 2012 at 02:55 am
Lively discussion going on in our Live Blog. LOVE IT!

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Dan Abendschein (Editor) June 11, 2013 at 04:34 pm
Hi Susan, The graphic shows that in only one year from 2002-2011 were more Hispanics arrested thanRead More Blacks (2011) - if you hover your mouse over each point you can see the raw number of arrests for each group each year. That's despite there being a substantially larger Hispanic population in L.A. County. The data comes from the Dept. of Justice and was reported by the ACLU - and I believe the point of the report is that there is racial profiling going on, not to suggest that black people are using more pot. In fact, the study suggests that there is not significantly more prevalent pot use among any one racial group. The figure 2.6 times as likely refers to blacks vs. whites, as in mentioned in the first sentence of the article, and comes from the ACLU study. Our intention was definitely not sensationalism but rather to direct readers to this national ACLU study that included L.A. County data. Let me know if I can answer any other questions.