Last week, Rep. Jeremy Faison called on me to resign for declining to lead the pledge of allegiance.
Today, a former Republican representative filed a lawsuit against him for covering up sexual harassment of an intern.
Yikes! Perhaps, he should take his own advice.
I’m glad that @LADWP is working to meet the needs of extreme weather. As we continue to see warming trends, it's our most vulnerable communities that end up disproportionately impacted by extreme temperatures.
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“LADWP has made a radical but logical decision: The utility will no longer shut off service when low-income residents & seniors can’t pay their bills.”
This is result of community organizing!
Thank you @mcclainhill for your leadership!
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I am so honored to reveal the covers of the first #1619Project books: THE 1619 PROJECT: A NEW ORIGIN STORY, which dramatically expands the original project, & the children's picture book BORN ON THE WATER, both to publish by @OneWorldLit Nov. 16. Info at https://t.co/zVmhloeMey
Board President @mcclainhill and VP Cynthia Ruiz took for a spin the newest additions to LADWP’s growing electric fleet: a Ford F-150 Lightning and a Ford Mustang Mach-E. Today 75% of LADWP's automobile fleet is all electric or hybrid-electric. #chargeupLA#chargeahead
Today, this Council voted to formalize our commitment to building more housing as we approved the settlement for the LA Alliance Case.
As a city we will continue breaking down housing barriers for unhoused Angelenos and bringing them indoors at rates we've never seen before.
“It’s not about the cameras for Karen. It’s not about the credit. It’s always about the work.”
Thank you @MagicJohnson for your endorsement and your support.
Let’s do this: https://t.co/CLkJfFddHT
#KarenBassForMayor
If COVID-19 made it hard to pay your rent and you’ve received an eviction notice, you should apply for rent relief and let your landlord know. Eligible renters who apply for relief can’t be evicted. Apply at https://t.co/kAk9AKVW5y or 833-430-2122.
Sen Ted Cruz spent a considerable time questioning Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson about her views on the 1619 Project, critical race theory, and books he says are taught at Georgetown Day School. She said several times that the topics don’t come up in her work as a judge.
As a woman, I know better than anyone who was on stage with me tonight how to build coalitions, how to collaborate, how to find solutions and how to lead.
That's what Los Angeles needs right now and that's why I'm running for mayor. #Fox11MayorDebate