Is LA Unified Using Our Money to Promote the $500 Million Parcel Tax?
The special election for the $500 million parcel tax that will benefit the Los Angeles Unified School District is a little more than three weeks
The special election for the $500 million parcel tax that will benefit the Los Angeles Unified School District is a little more than three weeks
United Teachers Los Angeles, the union that represents over 30,000 teachers, is spending millions to seize control of the Los Angeles Unified School District. If
The Los Angeles Unified School District voted on Thursday to place on the June ballot a “leap of faith” parcel tax designed to raise $500
Angelenos and the City of Los Angeles dodged a potentially fatal bullet on Tuesday, November 6, when 58% of the City’s voters said NO to
Liability claims against the City of Los Angeles have caused continuing nightmares for the City’s budget mavens. Over the last five years, the total payouts
Charter Amendment B: Shall the City Charter be amended to allow the City to establish a municipal financial institution or bank? The proponents of the
On Tuesday, November 28, the politically appointed Board of Water and Power Commissioners rubber stamped the transfer of $242 million of Ratepayer money from the
Why are Councilmembers Paul Krekorian, the Chair of the Budget & Finance Committee, and Paul Koretz, the Chair of the Personnel Committee, and Mayor Eric
On Thursday, Amazon announced that it was opening a search for second headquarters city (HQ2) in North America and was requesting proposals from interested state/province, county, and