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Teachers union and LAUSD to return to bargaining table Thursday at City Hall

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles teachers union and the school district will return to the bargaining table at noon Thursday at City Hall, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Wednesday night.

Union leaders had announced earlier in the evening that they were ready to resume talks with the Los Angeles Unified School District on Thursday - the fourth day of their strike - and to take up Garcetti's offer to mediate.

"Following discussions with the leadership of UTLA and LAUSD, both parties have agreed to resume bargaining tomorrow at noon at City Hall. The mayor's office will facilitate these negotiations," that office said in a statement.

UTLA President Alex Caputo-Pearl called

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