Tag: Mayor Eric Garcetti
What L.A. Got Right and What’s Gone Wrong Since the First Safer at Home Order
A year ago Friday Mayor Garcetti issued the city's first Safer at Home order. We look back at the city's successes and failures in the battle against COVID-19
Councilman and Former LAPD Officer Joe Buscaino Jumps Into the Mayorâs Race
The District 15 rep says he wants to lead Los Angeles through a âstate of emergencyâ
A Year Ago Today, L.A. Began Its Battle Against a Strange, New Threat Called the Coronavirus
On March 4, 2020, Mayor Garcetti declared a local emergency in response to a virus that still seemed like a remote menace. Here's what unfolded over a few crucial days
Eric Garcetti Said He Wouldn’t Get Vaccinated Before His Age Group Came UpâUntil He Did
In December statement, the mayor said would not be âjumping any queue,â but a month later heâs taking heat for accepting a dose
What Could L.A.’s Dramatic Budget Shortfall Mean for Angelenos?
From a drop in street improvements to a shrunken City Attorney's office, here's the visible impact the COVID crisis could have
Former Republican Radio Host Kevin James Enters the Race for L.A. City Attorney
The one-time mayoral candidate entered City Hall and changed partiesâand now he's aiming even higher
A Look Back at a Roller Coaster of a Year in L.A. Politics
In 2020, the halls of power were dominated by big fights, big surprises, and the mother of all federal investigations
Mayor Eric Garcetti Will Co-Chair the Biden Inaugural Committee
The announcement comes as âBlock Garcettiâ protesters continue to demonstrate outside the mayorâs residence
If the Opportunity Presents Itself, Eric Garcetti May Want to Dash for D.C.
A job in the Biden Administration might offer more upside than being mayor of L.A. But will it happen, protests and all?
What We Know So Far About the LAPD’s Dramatic Cost-Cutting Measures
Facing a $150 million budget cut, the department is preparing to decrease its ranks and disband units that handle things like sex crimes and animal cruelty