Election 2013

Attorney General Kamala is the latest political figure to endorse Price, who has won endorsements from a number of labor and community groups, for L.A. City Council.

Councilman Ed Reyes’ successor anticipated to represent CD-1 for the next 12 years.

Candidates for City Council District 13 (CD 13) locked horns in a candidates’ forum on Wednesday night at the St. Garabed Armenian Church, and discussed a wide range of issues that are important to the communities that they are seeking to represent.

The Asian Pacific American Legal Center (APALC) and community groups have prepared a survey to candidates for mayor, city attorney, and city councilmembers to help voters make their choices.

The entrepeneur and L.A. sports legend says Price is a “champion for jobs” who will lead the charge to revitalize economic development in South L.A.

“Wendy Greuel is a woman of honesty and integrity, someone with the leadership, experience and toughness to get Los Angeles back on track,” shares Congresswoman Waters.

Hoping to address the city budget deficit, Vernon residents will be voting by mail on a business tax, parcel tax and a utility user’s tax during next week’s municipal election.

A portion of Northeast Los Angeles is in transition, not only because its city council representative is termed out and the local neighborhood council is reorganizing, but also because there is a new captian in charge of the local police station and an important community liaison position will likely remain vacant for some time.

Filipino American Cerritos City Councilman Mark E. Pulido was elected to serve as Mayor Pro Tem for the 2013-2014 term by his city council colleagues at the Council’s annual reorganization meeting on the evening of March 13, 2013.

Monterey Park residents voted last week to limit the terms of public officials and to update the language of the communications tax by passing two city ballot measures.