Tag: Politics
Read Amanda Gorman’s Inauguration Poem, ‘The Hill We Climb’
The 22-year-old L.A. native captured the national moment in her new work
Madam Vice President: Kamala Harris Becomes History-Making V.P.
“While I may be the first woman in this office, I won’t be the last”
An ‘Apolitical’ Rabble-Rouser Is at the Center of a Right-Wing Campaign to Blame the Capitol Riot on the Left
A Utah man known as "Activist John" was reportedly "blackballed" from BLM well before the events of January 6, but that hasn't stopped Trump allies from alleging "antifa" infiltration
Dianne Feinstein Has Filed Initial Paperwork to Run Again in 2024
The Senator will be 91 years old in 2024
Read Up on New California Laws Now in Effect for 2021
Consumer protections, a minimum wage hike, and new rules regarding workplace covid outbreaks
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
On Her First Day on the Council, Nithya Raman Announces Motions and Promises to ‘Strengthen Systems of Care’
The new council member got to work right after a private swearing in ceremony
A Movement to Recall Governor Gavin Newsom Is Apparently Gaining Steam
In the wake of Dinnergate, Republican activists claim they've collected more than half the signatures needed for a recall election
Local Pastry Chefs Invite You to Beat Mitch McConnell with a Tin of Cookies
A special tin of holiday cookies benefits Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock's respective Senate campaigns in Georgia
There’s a Critical Democratic Election on Thursday That You May Not Know About
San Fernando Valley Rep. Tony Cárdenas is vying to become the new chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee