Tag: Politics
Answering Your Questions About How to Vote in Los Angeles
Your guide to casting a ballot in 2020
Kamala Harris’s Chuck Taylors Are a Big Hit on the Campaign Trail
Sneakers actually have a long legacy of being subtly political
Can Jose Huizar’s Elected Successor Convince His Constituents to Trust City Hall?
In a candid interview, incoming District 14 councilman Kevin de León talks about the challenges and opportunities ahead
Kamala Harris Selected as Joe Biden’s Running Mate
The California Senator will make a bid for V.P.
EXCLUSIVE: In a New Memoir, Katie Hill Recounts Battling Through the Scandal that Almost Destroyed Her
In ’She Will Rise,’ the former congresswoman recalls her journey from promising 29-year-old political novice to victim of a revenge campaign that drove her from office after just ten months
How a Cranky 77-Year-Old Communist from Nicaragua Saved L.A.’s Most Unconventional Church
Ligia Gonzalez has become a patron saint of sorts at First Unitarian Universalist Church in Koreatown
In Four Big Local Races, It’s on to Round Two
Results of the March 3 election (remember that?) have been finalized—here are four showdowns coming in November
Bribes, Bags of Money, and Karaoke—the City Hall Corruption Probe Keeps Getting Wilder
The ongoing federal probe into City Hall corruption takes another jaw-dropping turn
L.A.’s New Voting System Is Getting Harsh Reviews after Super Tuesday Troubles
Long waits and tech glitches made for a less-than-super Election Day
Early Election Day Winners and Losers: City Council, the DA’s Race, and More
Some big names soared, others stumbled, and voters felt the pain of a new system