Eva Amar
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All Politics Is Local â And Itâs The People Who Show Up (opens the original)
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BONC AWARDS - There is service. And then there is service. Los Angeles is a city so large that government can sometimes feel a very long way from the people it serves. Yet, tucked into neighborhoods across nearly 500 square miles are volunteers who keep shortening that distance â people who sit through meetings, read agendas, answer emails, organize events, advocate for their neighbors and, very often, show up long before anyone is paying attention. They are Neighborhood Council members. They
Bulldozers, Bureaucrats, and Blowhards (opens the original)
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OP|ED - You Think You Know What Fire Is? We know the smell of smoke. The red glow over a ridge. The helicopters overhead. The evacuation warning that suddenly becomes an order. We know what it means to look at a road and wonder whether everyone can get out. But there is another F.I.R.E. burning in California. In economics, F.I.R.E. stands for Finance, Insurance and Real Estate. And Sacramento keeps feeding it. In May 2025, while unveiling proposals to streamline permitting and accelerate housing
QUID PROâOH NO!! Schiavo Self-Promotes With Her Own Op-Ed (opens the original)
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MY ANALYSIS - Apparently, Quid Pro No struck a nerve. Hot on the heels of that storyâand after months of strained exchanges with Sherwood Forest residents asking her for helpâAssemblymember Pilar Schiavo has taken to the opinion pages to explain her commitment to housing, homelessness, healthcare, local voices and local control. It makes for interesting reading when you have her own letters, legislative record and public statements sitting beside it. One sentence in her op-ed practically jum
Developers Feast at the All-You-Can-Eat Legislative Buffet (opens the original)
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HOUSING & DEVELOPMENT - Sacramento sets the table. Los Angeles serves dessert. If you are a developer, why wouldn’t you build in Los Angeles? Environmental review? Never mind. Public hearing? Never mind Joe Public. Even when he gets to speak, we’ll give him sixty seconds to explain what the project might do to his neighborhood. Then—ding! Microphone cut. On to the next complainer. Developers, wear your all-you-can-eat pants. Need more density? Parking getting in the way? Setbacks? Height? Open s
QUID PRO NO (opens the original)
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MY VIEW - Quid pro quo: Latin for âthis for that.â English for âbribe.â In Assemblymember Schiavo-speak: quid pro noââNo more assistance for you.â Representative government is simple: constituents ask elected officials for help, and voters judge them by the response. That is not a quid pro quo. But after months of seeking meaningful help from Assemblymember Pilar Schiavoâs office, Sherwood Forest residents were accused of a quid pro quoâand effectively handed a quid pro no. Sh
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