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Wendy Greuel rallies supporters in San Pedro
Wendy Greuel rallied supporters in San Pedro on Saturday, saying the community was vital to Los Angeles’ prosperity as she campaigned for mayor. “This is the economic engine of our entire city,” Greuel said as she rallied supporters at...Tags: Magic Johnson, Eric Garcetti, U.S. Congress, Jan Perry, Janice Hahn
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Eric Garcetti wins endorsements from Wesson, Perry and Parks
Surrounding himself with the City Council’s three African American members, mayoral candidate Eric Garcetti traveled Saturday morning to Leimert Park -- the historic heart of black Los Angeles -- for a rally in which he sought to galvanize support...
Tags: Career and Workplace, Mark Ridley-Thomas, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Elections, Bernard Parks
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L.A. Votes: New support, new challenges for mayoral candidates
Major African-American leaders announced their choices in the mayoral race, with Magic Johnson backing City Controller Wendy Greuel and Jan Perry endorsing City Councilman Eric Garcetti. Black voters in the city, many of whom supported Councilwoman...
Tags: Antonio Villaraigosa, Elections, Magic Johnson, Eric Garcetti, Primaries
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Panel of L.A. insiders will address budget gap and unemployment
A panel made up mostly of Los Angeles political insiders will spend the next six to eight months developing strategies for addressing two problems that have bedeviled City Hall — how to eliminate a persistent budget gap and create more jobs after...
Tags: Hilda Solis, Labor Legislation, Antonio Villaraigosa, Career and Workplace, Politics
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Parks endorses L.A. council candidate Ana Cubas as 'bridge builder'
This post has been updated. See below for details. Los Angeles City Councilman Bernard C. Parks on Wednesday endorsed council candidate Ana Cubas in the May 21 race to represent part of South Los Angeles, calling her a “bridge builder”...
Tags: Jan Perry, Primaries, Politics, Local Elections, Racism
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L.A. City Council candidate retreats from racially charged remark
A state lawmaker campaigning to represent a major chunk of ethnically diverse South Los Angeles on the City Council is retreating from his controversial accusation that an opponent has tried to divide voters "along racial lines." State Sen. Curren Price...
Tags: U.S. Supreme Court, Baptist, Minority Groups, Racism, Elections
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L.A. City Council to consider more budget cuts
Saying that it has no choice in the face of persistent budget deficits, the Los Angeles City Council agreed Tuesday to examine a package of controversial cost-cutting proposals that one councilman likened to a "declaration of war" on city workers and...
Tags: Unemployment, Antonio Villaraigosa, Government Debt, Career and Workplace, Public Employees
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Herb Wesson 'guardedly optimistic' about NFL and Farmers Field
The president of the Los Angeles City Council is “guardedly optimistic” that AEG’s Farmers Field project still has a heartbeat and that a downtown stadium will ultimately be the home of an NFL team. “I still feel that it’...
Tags: Philip Anschutz, Roger Goodell, Dodger Stadium, AEG, James Harrison
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At annual roast, Greuel and Garcetti trade barbs for laughs
L.A. NOWOnce a year, politicians, lobbyists and other City Hall power players get together for a fancy dinner at the Beverly Hilton to make fun of each other for a good cause. The honoree at this year's Los Angeles Political Roast,...... -
L.A. business group wants answers from Greuel on pensions
L.A. NOWAn L.A. business group that endorsed mayoral candidate Wendy Greuel has called on her to appear personally to explain statements she made about pensions -- and her interest in reopening talks with City Hall labor unions over reductions in retirement... -
L.A.'s budget challenge
In the weeks leading up to last Tuesday's election, voters in Los Angeles heard conflicting messages from city officials and candidates about Proposition A, a proposed half-cent increase in the sales tax. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, City Council President...
Tags: Pension and Welfare, Antonio Villaraigosa, Interior Policy, Public Finance, Elections
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Mixed signals on city budget give voters more reason for cynicism
When I scolded deadbeat Angelenos for blowing off Tuesday's election, some of them had just enough energy to return fire. "I chose not to spit into the wind anymore," wrote Lou. "It is not an embarrassment to shun an embarrassment like L.A....
Tags: Collective Contract, Antonio Villaraigosa, Career and Workplace, Public Officials, Elections
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