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He resigned from the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor on the evening of October 10; the chair of the federation's executive board, Thom Davis, said, "The Executive Board of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor also calls on those elected officials who were present to follow President Herrera's example by immediately resigning as well."
The racist leaked audio. The Los Angeles political world has been roiled this week by audio from a 2021 closed-door meeting among some of the city's most powerful Latino leaders discussing the ...
Two years after the leaked audio scandal rocked Los Angeles City Hall, voters finally had their say in this election. And speak they did. Voters overwhelmingly backed charter changes designed to ...
The judge said a substantial prison sentence would recognize the harm done by the former councilmember to his constituents, the city and democracy itself. Former L.A. Councilman Jose Huizar ...
The Los Angeles political world is no stranger to scandal. In fact, there have been so many it can be hard to keep them straight. How L.A. City Hall became so corrupt: A recent history of bribes ...
While Los Angeles leaders grapple with the fallout from a leaked City Council audio scandal, much can be learned from the council's unique history.
Cross-cultural coalitions have ruled Los Angeles politics for decades, helping elect both Black and Latino politicians to top leadership roles The post LA’s Black-Latino tensions bared in City ...
The City of Los Angeles continued to purchase private land holdings and their water rights to meet the increasing demands. By 1928, Los Angeles owned 90 percent of the water in Owens Valley and agriculture interests in the region were effectively dead. [3]