ACWN
Sean Beckner-CarmitchelA substack of breaking, quick hits and investigative reporting which didn't find a home
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | acwn.substack.com |
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Former Los Angeles Deputy Mayor of Public Safety Agrees to Plead Guilty to Threatening to Bomb L.A. City Hall Last Year
A former Los Angeles Deputy Mayor of Public Safety was charged today with threatening to bomb Los Angeles City Hall last year.
DNC Dispatches, Day 1: DNC Fence Breached
> Day 1 of several days worth of coverage of the Democratic National Convention began with ACWN still stuck in Fresno and genuinely thinking AWCN will never leave. We’re all just clowns in a cone and this airport is that Twilight Zone episo...
Multiple Sources Allege Widespread Discrimination at Beverly Hills High School
In the wake of war in Gaza, multiple students and Muslim organizations allege the atmosphere at Beverly Hills High School is hostile towards Palestinian and Muslims.
LA City Council Weighing Controversial Funding of Neighborhood Security Groups
Los Angeles is weighing putting $1 million in city funds into neighborhood non-profit security groups. The primary recipients would be Magen Am and the Jewish Federation. A quarter of the money is earmarked towards a more opaque “nonprofit...
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I wrote and video sometimes. I'm a Los Angeles native focused on handling issues of policing, protests, houseleness and occasionally food and culture.
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