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Brian Calle

Brian Calle

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Publisher, LA Weekly

Los Angeles

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as I have covered a wide-array of issues. HoweverI can write about a variety of topics I have covered politics/government issues extensively. I also have a background in sports.

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Total articles 59

  • GOP Debate

    By Kaitlyn Schallhorn Verified, Jon Fleischman, Joel Fox, Brian Calle| California Political Review@ In Tuesday’s Republican debate in Milwaukee a graphic was displayed to show where Facebook activity occurred discussing taxes. The green shaded areas on the graph indicated areas and states that had Above Average chatter on taxes (whatever average is). What catches the eye is that about two-thirds of California is white — no heavy tax chatter. Included in the white area are the large metropolitan and heavily populated areas of Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, San Diego and Sacramento.

    By Kaitlyn Schallhorn Verified, Jon Fleischman, Joel Fox, Brian Calle · California Political Review

    Sep. 26, 2023

  • A Change Needs To Come

    By Brian Calle| The Village Voice Verified A small group of protesters took to the streets in New York City after the shooting and killing of Daunte Wright by a Minneapolis police officer. Photo by Steve Sanchez/Pacific Press/Shutterstock PUBLISHER’S LETTERIf you do not know what the acronym DWB means, then you are probably not Black. I didn’t know what it meant until a friend said to me, after being pulled over by a police officer: “It was just the typical traffic stop for DWB.” He told me it stood for Driving While Black.

    By Brian Calle · The Village Voice

    Apr. 19, 2021

  • GOP Debate

    By Kaitlyn Schallhorn Verified, Jon Fleischman, Joel Fox, Brian Calle| California Political Review@ In Tuesday’s Republican debate in Milwaukee a graphic was displayed to show where Facebook activity occurred discussing taxes. The green shaded areas on the graph indicated areas and states that had Above Average chatter on taxes (whatever average is). What catches the eye is that about two-thirds of California is white — no heavy tax chatter. Included in the white area are the large metropolitan and heavily populated areas of Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, San Diego and Sacramento.

    By Kaitlyn Schallhorn Verified, Jon Fleischman, Joel Fox, Brian Calle · California Political Review

    Sep. 26, 2023

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LA Weekly

LA Weekly is an alternative weekly newspaper founded in 1978, known for its focus on Los Angeles' countercultural and artistic movements. It was established by Jay Levin and a group that included actor Michael Douglas. The publication quickly gained recognition for its investigative journalism, arts coverage, and political commentary, distinguishing itself from traditional newspapers. LA Weekly offers print and digital journalism, featuring long-form investigative reports, cultural criticism, and event listings. Its event calendar is a notable aspect, highlighting arts, music, and nightlife happenings in Los Angeles. The publication has received national accolades, including a Pulitzer Prize for food writing in 2007. Over the years, LA Weekly has evolved through various ownerships, adapting to digital trends while maintaining its role as a significant voice in the LA media landscape.

Culver City, California, United States

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Founded: 1978