Spending Limit for Council Race Lifted
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The $330,000 spending limit on the race for the City Council seat for District 14 has been lifted, so candidates can spend as much as they would like.
Two groups -- the California State Council of Service Employees and the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union -- have together spent $51,153 on independent materials in support of Jose Huizar.
The limit is lifted after independent expenditures for any one candidate tops $50,000.
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