This post was updated Nov. 3 at 11:37 p.m. Los Angeles County residents will vote this November on whether to change the way the county is governed. Measure G, authored by County Supervisors Lindsey ...
Los Angeles County voters were promised an independent ethics commission. The Board should ensure they get one, affirming ...
Backers of a ballot measure aimed at enlarging the pot of money available for homeless services in Los Angeles County claimed victory Wednesday, while voters remained deadlocked on a measure expanding ...
The County’s Auditor-Controller, Oscar Valdez, performed an analysis on Measure G and estimated the changes would cost $8 million to implement. (Visitor7 / Creative Commons) Measure G, an initiative ...
Following voters’ approval of an overhaul to county governance, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion Tuesday to begin implementing the changes, including a compromise that ...
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