The race to replace termed-out Bob Blumenfield lacks a progressive-vs.-moderate battle, but the candidates still have key differences on homelessness, business development and more.
Worried that the "wrong" choice will doom your party? Let it go. Here's a guide for finding which of the eight top California governor hopefuls might be right for you.
In an interview, the tech entrepreneur-turned-homelessness nonprofit founder says Karen Bass’ business as usual is wrecking L.A. Now he wants to be mayor.
There's an effort to repeal California's jungle primary because of the potential for a Democratic shutout. But same-party matchups are a healthy feature of the system, not a flaw.
Media attention and growing anger by residents has turned the park, long a hotbed of crime and drug use, into a major political issue. I asked the Council District 1 candidates about it.
The memoir details a candidate who steals, squanders his income, compromises his principles and blames his setbacks on others, especially the government. And who once made a living selling crystals.
Such as: Katie Porter is in attack mode, Steve Hilton has been studying and Matt Mahan wants you to know he’s mayor of a pretty big city. But I'm still undecided.
Under the barest of inspections, well-funded influence operations posing as grass-roots movements fall apart. It's no different with Neighbors First, the Marin County-based organization blanketing L.A. in mailers.
Eric Swalwell's exit made a messy race worse. But Democrats do have a fail-safe they could use: Undoing a ban on write-in candidates in the general election.
