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Karen Bass Trails in Reelection Race â Can She Turn It Around? (opens the original)
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WESTSIDE - As of September 27, 2026, Karen Bass is in a substantially weaker position than she was entering the June primary. Her message is fragmented, confusing and defensive as it seems her chances for reelection are slipping away. The clearest evidence is the latest UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies/Los Angeles Times poll, conducted Sept. 15â20: Nithya Raman 39%, Bass 28%, undecided 33% among likely L.A. Voters. Bass also has a 63% unfavorable rating versus 28% favorable. This
The Gloria Romero Interview: Former Legislator Eyes Second Spot As Cal (opens the original)
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WESTSIDE - I met Gloria Romero a few years ago when she switched political parties after being one of the most prominent and influential Democrats in Sacramento. A former California state legislator and educator, Romero was elected to the Assembly in 1998 and later the state Senate in 2001, where she served as the Democratic Senate Majority Leader from 2005 to 2008—the first woman to hold that position. Her legislative resume included education reforms, such as the Parent Trigger law. Romero hol
Why Are LA Officials Ignoring Illegal RV Parking on Washington Blvd? (opens the original)
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WESTSIDE - Washington Blvd here in Venice is a main artery and corridor to the beach and pier. It is in fact a gateway to this tourist destination held hostage by illegally parked vehicles in the dozens on any particular day. This week I counted 30 recreational vehicles permanently parked stretching from the beach to Lincoln Boulevard in front of residential homes, businesses and hotels, who are losing this battle for the streets as many of these vehicles are out-of-state, and some with no tags
Two Censured, One Replaced and Two Appointed to the Venice Neighborhoo (opens the original)
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WESTSIDE - It was a bit of spring house cleaning Tuesday evening at the September General Meeting of the Venice Neighborhood Council as Treasurer Helen Fallon and Community Officer Lisa Redmond were both censured by the board based on supporting documents pursuant to Article V, Section B of the VNC By Laws. The vote to censure Fallon was 8 in favor, 6 opposed and 1 abstention while the censure motion against Redmond was 9 in favor and 6 opposed. For months Fallon and Redmond have made their ongo
L.A. County Faces a Government Shake-Up (opens the original)
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WESTSIDE - Currently larger than 40 states in terms of population with roughly 10 million residents, Los Angeles County is a sprawling, diversified unit of government that is about to be transformed by the expansion of the Board of Supervisors and a directly elected County Executive, removing those responsibilities from this detached legislative body that currently acts as both executive and legislative in function. I reached out to Godfrey Santos Plata, the Deputy Director of LA Forward, to get
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