NOW PLAYINGFederal Judge Rejects Trump, Lawsuit ContinuesSessions defends Rosenstein in impeachment moveThe EU Reportedly Simplified Their Talk With Cue Cards For Donald TrumpVladimir Putin Does Not Plan To Reject The US DollarAmbassador Andrew Young to preach on SundayOfficer helps saves manEuropean Union Sees Trade Talks As Major SuccessMueller Is Now Investigating Trump’s TweetsGOP Senator Rand Paul Rips Former US Intelligence OfficialsTrump Invited to Moscow for Second MeetingFor just a little while there, you might have thought the Los Angeles County Living Wage proposal would pass, if not with unanimity, at least in conformity with similar ordinances in the city of Los Angeles and elsewhere. And that its application to the largest county in the country would therefore have both real and symbolic value. If only this had happened.At this point, all that can really be said of the county living-wage ordinance is that it narrowly passed, 3-2. Or, more precisely, that something called a living-wage ordinance passed. But, unfortunately for the more than 800 represented