Tag: Politics
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
Katie Hill Is on a Mission to Get Young Women Elected to Office
The former California congress member launched Her Time to help "the long-shot candidates"
Why the Mayor’s Presidential Pick Is So Very Garcetti
Backing Biden may not be the sexiest choice, but it could be the most pragmatic
A Southern California Union Says the Democratic Debate Helped End a Months-Long Labor Dispute
As the candidates got involved and the headlines followed, Loyola Marymount food service workers reached an agreement with their employer
Video: Talking Politics (Sort Of) Outside the Democratic Debate in L.A.
We even sang some climate change Christmas carols with Bernie supporters