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Plus: Billionaire-funded ads roll out for District 10 candidate, Becerra answers reporter questions without saying much, and Tung supporters cancel press conference.
Days after Manny Yekutiel’s abrupt exit from the supervisor race, Rep. Nancy Pelosi canvassed with Gary McCoy in District 8.
Plus: When more unions will vote on their city contracts, Chan campaign fires at Wiener over sheriff’s endorsement and the data center moratorium gets fast-tracked.
The nurses' bargaining committee rejected the offer unanimously, citing workplace safety concerns, staffing, and a layoff guarantee that didn't go far enough.
Plus: Cesar Chavez Street renaming, OpenGov software reform, and L.A.’s vote on the wealth tax.
Proponents of the mayor’s permit overhaul acknowledge delays, but say the new system is miles better than the old one.
New details reported by The Standard show how the feds are investigating the presumed frontrunner in the 2028 presidential race.
The mayor has built his brand on fiscal restraint and business ties. This week, he swung toward labor and renters, his biggest political turn yet.
The arrangement provides a 12% wage increase through 2031 and stands as a victory for Lurie’s dealmaking abilities.
Lurie pledged in 2025 to hand over his work messages. Now his office says it has none in instances where other departments readily produce them.
Plus: Pelosi’s fundraising machine for Chan, YIMBY getting feisty, and endorsement season kicks off.
The supervisor’s opponent says her endorsements from Reps. Ro Khanna and Nancy Pelosi undercut her branding as the working families’ candidate.
The 11-member legislative board is having its first major rift of the mayor’s term.
Plus: Rep. Ro Khanna helps a congressional candidate, Nancy Tung’s brother enters the school board race, and a committee forms to squash an affordable housing measure.
The lawsuit centers on an ordinance Mayor Daniel Lurie signed in May, which YIMBY groups say violates state law SB 79.
Plus: Garry Tan hosts Xavier Becerra, Bilal Mahmood goes to the mat for YIMBY, and new City College board candidates emerge.
The state Senator’s campaign was accused of racism and sexism in a chatbot they created against their Congressional opponent.
Plus: Scott Wiener’s AI bot impersonating Connie Chan sparks accusations of sexism and racism.
A campaign finance filing made public Friday shows the mayor continuing to pay a coterie of political strategists.
It’s the first time the governor has disclosed his returns since 2022.
