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    In L.A. strike, leading Democrats — including presidential hopefuls — side with teachers

    by Dakota Smith, Los Angeles Times Jan 15, 2019 2 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles became the latest flash point for the national standoff between educators and public school districts on Monday, as national Democratic Party leaders aligned themselves with thousands of striking teachers in L.A. and the broader labor movement.

    The walkout by teachers, many wearing cardinal-red ponchos and carrying umbrellas as they marched in the rain through downtown L.A., drew support from

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