Tag: Joe Buscaino
Mayoral Money: How the Candidates Fundraising Figures Stack Up
Cityside Column: Big bucks are flowing, and everyone from Samuel L. Jackson to Frank Gehry has a favorite candidate
Scenes From the Snippy L.A. Mayoral Debate
Cityside Column: Five candidates show up and get tougher as election day nears
A Daschund Gets His Closeup—Yes, it’s L.A. Mayoral Ad Wars!
Cityside Column: Joe Buscaino also channels the police, as campaign spending surges
New Mayoral Poll is Fascinating Snapshot of Calm Before the (Political) Storm
Cityside Column: Caruso surged with his TV ad blitz, but things may change as election day approaches
Joe Buscaino’s Audacious Homeless Gamble
The mayoral candidate wants the city to clear homeless encampments that decline alternate housing. The city council hates the idea. Just as he expected.
Bassapalooza! Karen Bass Kicks Off L.A. Mayoral Candidacy
There’s a unique atmosphere at the first campaign rally for mayoral hopeful Karen Bass
L.A. Will Require Proof of Vax to Enter Restaurants, Hair Salons, and Other Indoor Spaces
City Council voted 11-2 to approve the latest vaccine ordinance, which goes into effect November 4
Can a Blustery Former Cop Become L.A.’s Next Mayor?
Controversial councilman Joe Buscaino has emerged as a surprisingly strong contender in the 2022 mayoral race. Will he be L.A.’s answer to New York City’s Eric Adams, or will progressives take him out?
Big Bucks Roll in for Those Gunning for Mayor and Other Citywide Posts
An early look at who’s bringing in the most money in the races for mayor, city attorney, and city controller—and where that cash is coming from
Joe Buscaino Positions Himself as the ‘Clean Streets’ Candidate for L.A. Mayor
The cop-turned-councilman drops an ad a year before Election Day and plays the public safety card
