Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass should resign in disgrace, but it’s not worth trying to recall her
Since 1911, California voters have had the power to recall elected officials. It was meant for a time like this, when “indolent” and incompetent leaders are failing. The recall allowed citizens to quickly remove an officeholder and vote in a replacement at the same time.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ deputy mayor — whose purview included oversight of the city’s fire department — was placed on ...
Karen Bass once promised she wouldn’t go abroad as the mayor of Los Angeles — now, as her city battles the worst wildfire in ...
Over 150,000 Californians remained under evacuation orders, largely in the Los Angeles area as of Sunday. At least 16 people ...
Just a year before she took office, Bass pledged that if elected, “Not only would I of course live here [in Los Angeles], but ...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass recently rejected an offer for assistance from the New York Fire Department, outlets reported.
New rules require city officials to review projects in 30 days and waive discretionary hearings for housing developments.
Murmurs of recalls are swirling in California, where the state and local response to the L.A. wildfires has led to bipartisan ...
The former first lady of California shredded local leaders, arguing that Los Angeles needs to sort out "what’s important and ...
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