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Mayor Bass at WSA annual meeting

Wyatt · November 28, 2024

Homelessness among many issues discussed More than 100 local residents welcomed their neighbor, Mayor Karen Bass, to the Windsor Square Association (WSA) “Town Hall” annual meeting at The Ebell on November 14. The Mayor spent about 45 minutes responding to questions prepared by the WSA board of directors and submitted by attendees in the audience. […]

First-year report on homeless efforts given at Larchmont Charter

Nona Sue Friedman · December 28, 2023

Parents of students at Larchmont Charter School at Selma (LCS) flanked Mayor Karen Bass as she spoke to the media on Nov. 6 about homelessness in front of the school. She was on the sidewalk at 6611 Selma Ave. which 40 unhoused residents had called home before they were moved to interim housing on Aug. […]

Finding homes, shelter is key to solution, says councilmember

Wyatt · August 31, 2023

•Street safety is also on Yaroslavsky’s agenda The Chronicle recently spoke with CD5 Councilwoman Katy Young Yaroslavsky about her first eight months in office. Here are excerpts from that interview. Yaroslavsky told us that she and her team have been hard at work on both homelessness and street safety. The councilwoman said that Mayor Bass’ […]

Ratkovich is focusing on homelessness

Wyatt · June 29, 2023

• ‘Distiguished Citizen’ At a recent Rotary Club of Los Angeles (Rotary 5) special luncheon held at the Jonathan Club in Downtown Los Angeles on June 9, Rotary 5 presented Wayne Ratkovich, of Windsor Square, with its Distinguished Citizen Award. The recognition is for an Angeleno who leads the community in the spirit of Rotary’s […]

Bass, Caruso will work to end homelessness — differently

Suzan Filipek · October 4, 2022

One is a congresswoman who has worked with the underserved. The other is a billionaire businessman who builds tony properties. Both have ambitious plans to end or at least make a huge dent in the number of people living on the street. Caruso’s is more ambitious, and expensive. Bass would fine tune and expand the […]

Process versus litigation in city attorney’s race

Helene Seifer · September 29, 2022

Hydee Feldstein Soto and Faisal Gill took very different paths to becoming candidates for the position of city attorney, and they express different approaches to the job. They are running to replace termed-out Mike Feuer. Feldstein Soto: the accidental candidate Hydee Feldstein Soto retired ten years ago from her legal practice as a partner in […]

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