Linh Tat is a reporter at the Los Angeles Daily News. As the L.A. County politics reporter, she focuses on state and federal lawmakers, legislation, and issues pertinent to Angelenos, while also covering general assignment news related to government and politics. Linh's work has been featured in various publications, including the South Bay Daily Breeze and The Press-Enterprise.
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Linh Tat's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, specifically related to Los Angeles. She frequently reports on city council decisions, homelessness issues, housing developments, and local political events.
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By: Ryan Duckett, Baltazar Fedalizo, Elizabeth Fenner, Steve Hill, Todd Lombardo, Samantha Mota, John Parker, Juan Rey
Democratic Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, in office since 2023, held a double-digit lead in a nine-candidate field when early votes were counted early Tuesday evening in the race to represent California’s 37th Congressional District.
By: Linh Tat
CA-32 represents western San Fernando Valley as well as Pacific Palisades, Malibu and other coastal communities.
By: Linh Tat
This once purple congressional district is now more blue as a result the Proposition 50 mid-cycle redistricting.
By: Linh Tat
CA-26 is a wide open race because Rep. Julia Brownley is retiring.
By: Linh Tat
CA-44 runs through parts of South Los Angeles, southeastern L.A. County and the Harbor Area.
By: Eric Ching
Rep. Gil Cisneros, D-Covina, who is seeking another term, was ahead of two other candidates, based on partial vote tallies from Tuesday’s primary
By: Linh Tat
CA-30 includes Burbank, Glendale and West Hollywood and, as a result of redistricting, picked up an area north of the San Fernando Valley.
By: Loren Colin, Arthur Dixon, Angela Gonzales-Torres, Calvin Lee
Democratic incumbent Jimmy Gomez led a six-person House race to represent a district that includes downtown Los Angeles when partial results from Tuesday’s primary election were released by the L.A.
By: Linh Tat
CA-29 is a San Fernando Valley district that represents Panorama City, Arleta, Van Nuys, Sylmar and San Fernando.
By: Linh Tat
Update 11:45 p.m.: Behind Chu, the incumbent Democrat, was Republican candidate April Verlato.
