Los Angeles Political Endorsements
Endorsements: Yes on L.A. County Measures A and G
When Measure H was passed by L.A. County voters in 2017, it promised to provide funding to stem the increase in homelessness and keep residents housed for 10 years. The County boasts that the Measure has sheltered more than 137,000 residents, housed nearly 99,000, and prevented homelessness for another 28,000. Nevertheless, emergency rooms still say they are overwhelmed, and more than 75,000 county residents on any given night find themselves wandering, or sleeping on the street, in tents, in encampments, or even in their vehicles.
ENDORSEMENTS: Statewide Ballot Measures – 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36
Every two years, Californians must sift through the pros and cons of several statewide ballot initiatives and 2024’s crowded presidential election ballot is no exception. Here are our recommendations for voters on Propositions 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36:
ENDORSEMENTS: Statewide Ballot Measures – 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6
Every two years, Californians must sift through the pros and cons of several statewide ballot initiatives and 2024’s crowded presidential election ballot is no exception. Here are our recommendations for voters on Propositions 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6:
Endorsements: Barba, Fish, and McMorrin for Culver City Council
In my reporting on Culver City over these last three years, I have observed a tale of two cities, and thus a story of two camps: one stuck in the past with a limited notion of what local government can and should do, and one looking to the future and committed to a local government that promotes a progressive vision and way forward to improve people’s lives.
Endorsements: Yes on L.A. County Measures A and G
When Measure H was passed by L.A. County voters in 2017, it promised to provide funding to stem the increase in homelessness and keep residents housed for 10 years. The County boasts that the Measure has sheltered more than 137,000 residents, housed nearly 99,000, and prevented homelessness for another 28,000. Nevertheless, emergency rooms still say they are overwhelmed, and more than 75,000 county residents on any given night find themselves wandering, or sleeping on the street, in tents, in encampments, or even in their vehicles.
ENDORSEMENTS: Statewide Ballot Measures – 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36
Every two years, Californians must sift through the pros and cons of several statewide ballot initiatives and 2024’s crowded presidential election ballot is no exception. Here are our recommendations for voters on Propositions 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36:
ENDORSEMENTS: Statewide Ballot Measures – 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6
Every two years, Californians must sift through the pros and cons of several statewide ballot initiatives and 2024’s crowded presidential election ballot is no exception. Here are our recommendations for voters on Propositions 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6:
Endorsements: Barba, Fish, and McMorrin for Culver City Council
In my reporting on Culver City over these last three years, I have observed a tale of two cities, and thus a story of two camps: one stuck in the past with a limited notion of what local government can and should do, and one looking to the future and committed to a local government that promotes a progressive vision and way forward to improve people’s lives.
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