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Raman passes Pratt

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By Jessica Garrison 
| L.A. Material
Good morning, it’s Monday, June 8 and you can expect partial clouds with spots of sun (high 70s). 1. Nithya Raman overtakes Spencer Pratt, will likely advance to face Karen Bass on November ballot. Mayor Karen Bass first responded with a shrug emoji. It was just after 10:30 p.m. on the first Friday in February and there were less than 14 hours until the filing deadline for candidates to enter the Los Angeles mayor’s race.
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A new kind of nightcrawler

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By Jessica Garrison 
| L.A. Material
Good morning. It’s Monday. Expect blue skies, and a perfect June day with a high of 78. How a Studio City kid is making a fortune off L.A. car wrecks. The closest thing Los Angeles has to Batman is a 26-year-old content creator who goes by the name Alex Choi. He spends his nights speeding through the dark in a luxury car to the scene of countless major accidents — sometimes arriving even before police or paramedics. But Choi is a very Los Angeles version of the Caped Crusader.
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L.A. Books To Know About

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By Jessica Garrison 
| L.A. Material
MORE THAN THREE DECADES ago, the novelist Carolyn See sat in her Topanga Canyon home and made a prediction to the writer David Ulin about the literary landscape of Los Angeles: In the year 2020, she said, or at least “in that decade, Los Angeles will be to the world what Paris was in the 1920s.” Maybe? We do have great croissants here. And our river, like the Seine, is not as clean as we would like, but it’s getting better. And, of course, we are a city of readers and writers.
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