Newsletter: Don’t despair, voters — L.A. residents struck major blows for good government
Reform ballot measures for L.A. city and county governments signal local voters' desire for more responsive and more ethical ...
Editorial: Voters just passed L.A. County's most important government reform in decades
Measure G didn't grab as much attention as others, but the wonky reform package could help Los Angeles County make progress ...
Barger receives President’s Award from Peace Officers Association of L.A. County
News release The Peace Officers Association of Los Angeles County recently honored Supervisor Kathryn Barger by presenting ...
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A New Dawn In Santa Clarita: Family Promise’s New Housing Center Brings Hope To Homeless Families
In a moving celebration attended by community leaders, families, and supporters, Family Promise of Valley opened the doors to ...
After a century, voters say they want changes to LA County Board of Supervisors
Now that LA County’s Measure G has passed, when will the 10 million residents see changes in the Board of Supervisors?
Walters: Los Angeles County voters approve big reforms; San Francisco backs a study
LA County voters approved a ballot measure to overhaul the Board of Supervisors. San Francisco, on the other hand, picked a new mayor but voted down meaningful reform.
Opinion
Los Angeles County approves historic governance reform. San Francisco backs a study
Los Angeles voters backed an overhaul of the Board of Supervisors. San Francisco, on the other hand, voted down a more meaningful reform.
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Supporters of LA County Measure G claim victory, expanding board of supervisors
Supporters of Los Angeles County Measure G claimed victory a week after Election Day with voters supporting the expansion of ...
In a historic shift, the L.A. County Board of Supervisors will nearly double in size
Election returns showed the measure to expand L.A. County's Board of supervisors with a narrow lead, securing just over 51% ...
Los Angeles Daily News6d
After a century, voters say they want changes to LA County Board of Supervisors
From left to right: Janice Hahn, Hilda Solis, Lindsey Horvath (chair), Kathryn Barger and Holly Mitchell. The board would go to nine members, and there would be an elected CEO, with the passage of ...