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L.A. unions intend to disrupt campaign for city pension change
L.A. NOWL.A. unions expected to disrupt pension measure workers... -
Three L.A. mayoral candidates criticize Riordan pension plan
L.A. NOWFormer L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan's plan for cutting city pension costs took center stage in Wednesday's mayoral forum in Koreatown, with three of the four leading candidates in the March 5 election speaking against it during or after the event.... -
Riordan accepts police union's pension debate challenge
L.A. NOWMulti-millionaire businessman and former L.A. mayor Richard Riordan has accepted a police union's challenge to put his mouth where his money is.... -
Police union challenges former Mayor Riordan to pension debates
L.A. NOWL.A. labor leaders are coming out swinging against former Mayor Richard Riordan's push to place an initiative on next year's ballot switching new city workers into 401(k)-style retirement plans.... -
L.A. City Council votes to put sales tax hike on March 5 ballot
L.A. NOWSearching for a long-term solution to its chronic financial woes, the L.A. City Council agreed to ask voters for a $200-million-a-year increase in sales tax collections.... -
Jackie Lacey extends lead in L.A. County district attorney race
L.A. NOWVeteran prosecutor Jackie Lacey jumped to an early lead Tuesday in her bid to become Los Angeles County's first female and first African American district attorney. Lacey led rival Alan Jackson by 56% to 44% in the runoff after election...... -
District attorney race: Alan Jackson concedes to Jackie Lacey
L.A. NOWDeputy Dist. Atty. Alan Jackson conceded defeat in the race for Los Angeles County district attorney against veteran prosecutor Jackie Lacey.... -
Jackie Lacey leads in early counting in L.A. County D.A. race
L.A. NOWVeteran prosecutor Jackie Lacey led Tuesday in the early vote tally in her bid to become the county's first female and first African American district attorney, edging ahead of Deputy Dist. Atty. Alan Jackson in the battle to become L.A.'s top prosecutor.... -
Newton: Getting L.A. growing again
There is no more consistent refrain among elected officials and candidates these days than that they will do everything they can to create jobs. It's a worthy goal given the sluggish state of the economy, and it's particularly crucial in California, which...
Tags: Eric Garcetti, Politics, Mark Ridley-Thomas, Los Angeles Times Columnists, AEG
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Kamala Harris backs Jackie Lacey in L.A. County D.A.'s race
L.A. NOWCalifornia Atty. Gen. Kamala D. Harris has thrown her support behind Jackie Lacey in the race to become Los Angeles County's next district attorney. The endorsement was announced earlier this week by the Lacey campaign, which in recent weeks has...... -
Business leader wants public pension decisions in voters' hands
L.A. NOWThe top executive at one of L.A.'s key business groups called for a ballot measure that would yank decisions on the pension benefits of civilian city employees away from the mayor and City Council and turn them over to the voters.... -
Wilbur K. Woo dies at 96; a leader of L.A.'s Chinese community
Wilbur K. Woo, a banker and produce merchant who first immigrated to Los Angeles in 1921, when he was 5, and decades later became an influential leader of the city's Chinese American community, has died. He was 96. Woo, who also worked to strengthen...
Tags: China, Rentals, Politics, Banking, Pneumonia
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