There's all sorts of neutral guides for the Nov. 3 ballot available, but informed recommendations from journalists not connected to campaigns are hard to find. Here are some of them.
This measure would make permanent a temporary state income tax increase for high earners in place since Proposition 30 passed in 2012. Otherwise it will expire in 2031.
The measure would give a small fraction of the voters in a community veto power when it comes to special taxes placed on the ballot though citizen initiatives.
Why are L.A. County voters deciding how to negotiate firefighter and other first responder salaries on Nov. 3? The reason relates to a strike 50 years ago.
Angelenos already voted for a county Ethics Commission and funding for alternatives to incarceration. But significant drafting and filing blunders could undo those ballot measures without Measure E's clean-up crew.
Tucked inside Measure EE is a provision slashing the number of required weekly council meetings from three to one, reducing the opportunities for the public to address their elected representatives.
Karen Bass and Nithya Raman talk a lot about high prices and steep rent, but neither has embraced the changes championed by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani.