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The spreadsheet is alive: bit.ly/24bycd
You can now see exactly how each LA City Council District voted on 19 different candidates/measures from this Nov. including: President, DA, board expansion, gay marriage, ethics reform, independent redistricting, & more.
You can now see exactly how each LA City Council District voted on 19 different candidates/measures from this Nov. including: President, DA, board expansion, gay marriage, ethics reform, independent redistricting, & more.
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The LA Charter Reform Commission's Ad Hoc Committee finally executed their reform purge. Time to fight back.
Tell the FULL Commission to purge the Ad Hoc Committee instead, and put real reform back on the table.
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
Tell the FULL Commission to purge the Ad Hoc Committee instead, and put real reform back on the table.
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
February 5, 2026 at 12:37 AM
The LA Charter Reform Commission's Ad Hoc Committee finally executed their reform purge. Time to fight back.
Tell the FULL Commission to purge the Ad Hoc Committee instead, and put real reform back on the table.
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
Tell the FULL Commission to purge the Ad Hoc Committee instead, and put real reform back on the table.
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
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LAPD reform gets tossed by Charter Reform committee, but some vow to bring it back thelareporter.la/p/lapd-refor...
LAPD reform gets tossed by Charter Reform committee, but some vow to bring it back
A six-person subcommittee tasked with narrowing down Charter Reform proposals punts on police reform ideas submitted by community groups, council members. The full commission can still revive them.
thelareporter.la
February 4, 2026 at 8:23 PM
LAPD reform gets tossed by Charter Reform committee, but some vow to bring it back thelareporter.la/p/lapd-refor...
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Our video of this LA Charter Reform Commission meeting on 1/31 is now up at: youtu.be/xYHPOzQ_gXE
February 2, 2026 at 12:30 AM
Our video of this LA Charter Reform Commission meeting on 1/31 is now up at: youtu.be/xYHPOzQ_gXE
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Oh man, I actually love this idea. Why should adults be the only ones making decisions for them? They should have a voice, and this is a great way to active them in important processes like voting at an earlier age. Give them the opportunity to buy into their future and I think you’ll be surprised.
Thank you Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez!
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
January 30, 2026 at 8:15 PM
Oh man, I actually love this idea. Why should adults be the only ones making decisions for them? They should have a voice, and this is a great way to active them in important processes like voting at an earlier age. Give them the opportunity to buy into their future and I think you’ll be surprised.
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Some support in Los Angeles for lowering the voting age for school board elections specifically.
Some places are trying this out. Here's a piece on Newark from last year: boltsmag.org/newark-teens...
Some places are trying this out. Here's a piece on Newark from last year: boltsmag.org/newark-teens...
Thank you Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez!
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
January 30, 2026 at 8:11 PM
Some support in Los Angeles for lowering the voting age for school board elections specifically.
Some places are trying this out. Here's a piece on Newark from last year: boltsmag.org/newark-teens...
Some places are trying this out. Here's a piece on Newark from last year: boltsmag.org/newark-teens...
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Here are a few of the emails from Casey Wasserman, current chair of LA28, to Ghislaine Maxwell in the latest Epstein files drop
![To:
*gmaxign
From:
Casey Wasserman
Sent:
Mon 4/7/2003 11:30:08 PM
Subject: RE: Title: Message
or something like that.
*--Original Message--
From: gmax [mailto:gmax1@mindspring.com]
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 4:34 PM
To: Casey Wasserman
Subject: RE: What foggy enough so that you can float naked down the beach and no one can see you unless
they are close up?
At 04:23 PM 4/7/2003 -0700, you wrote: june gloom is the common phrase...very foggy in the AM, usually burns off in the
afternoon...but still in the high 70's, low 80's...
I like Carbon Beach the best, and of course, that is where my house is...and it is the best and nicest
beach and closest to the city which is nice. ---Original Message---
From: gmax [mailto
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 4?28 PM
To: Casey Wasserman
Subject: RE: Max will be relieved - Stephen Shapiro just called and is going to find out what is available in June to rent in the 3 different areas along the beach. I said I would look at all 3 and would make a decision based more on the house than the area probably. Do
you have a view? I don't know anything about Malibu or LA for that matter. Anyway, regardless of that, Stephen told me that the weather is normally lousy in June -Is that right? What does lousy mean? Is it just hazy? Plse explain to the
foreigner
Gx
PS - I can't sleep - where are you when I need you?
- At 04:06 PM 4/7/2003 -0700, you wrote:
that can be the exception...but only one. ----Original Message-----
From: gmax [mailto:
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 3:12 PM
To: Casey Wasserman
Subject: RE:
What about Max? - At 02:39 PM 4/7/2003 -0700, you wrote:](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:yvvwejxthpp5s62cu5bqpvxw/bafkreifsqmknqryxrwchuarb3isv5fg7lcr3asspmjybzeifpkkqjzldua@jpeg)
January 30, 2026 at 7:41 PM
Here are a few of the emails from Casey Wasserman, current chair of LA28, to Ghislaine Maxwell in the latest Epstein files drop
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THIS SATURDAY (1/31) • 9:30 AM • Occidental College
The LA Charter Reform Commission’s “electric saw” committee is back to decide which proposed changes to how LA works move forward…and which get cut. 🪚
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
The LA Charter Reform Commission’s “electric saw” committee is back to decide which proposed changes to how LA works move forward…and which get cut. 🪚
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
January 30, 2026 at 4:54 PM
THIS SATURDAY (1/31) • 9:30 AM • Occidental College
The LA Charter Reform Commission’s “electric saw” committee is back to decide which proposed changes to how LA works move forward…and which get cut. 🪚
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
The LA Charter Reform Commission’s “electric saw” committee is back to decide which proposed changes to how LA works move forward…and which get cut. 🪚
More meeting info: bit.ly/FRLA26
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Thank you Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez!
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
January 30, 2026 at 8:09 PM
Thank you Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez!
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
CM Hernandez is the 1st City of LA elected official to offer their support for allowing "residents 16 and up to vote in LAUSD Board elections to allow for representation of the people most impacted by these elections."
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Posted by @unrigla.bsky.social on the bad place: the mayor just asked for $22m more convention center expansion.
January 28, 2026 at 6:40 PM
Posted by @unrigla.bsky.social on the bad place: the mayor just asked for $22m more convention center expansion.
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LA charter reform commissioners could decide Wednesday on whether to share private chats with Mayor, other electeds thelareporter.la/p/la-charter...
LA charter reform commissioners could decide Wednesday on whether to share private chats with Mayor, other electeds
The commission is set to take up a motion by its chair, Raymond Meza, who had previously taken a hands-off approach to sharing such private conversations, saying it was up to the City Council.
thelareporter.la
January 21, 2026 at 1:07 AM
LA charter reform commissioners could decide Wednesday on whether to share private chats with Mayor, other electeds thelareporter.la/p/la-charter...
Time stamped video of Saturday’s Charter Reform Commission meeting is up on YouTube
youtu.be/93Ov1fJyF8s?...
youtu.be/93Ov1fJyF8s?...
Ad Hoc Committee - LA City Charter Reform Commission (Meeting 1) January 17, 2026
YouTube video by Fair Rep LA
youtu.be
January 19, 2026 at 9:07 PM
Time stamped video of Saturday’s Charter Reform Commission meeting is up on YouTube
youtu.be/93Ov1fJyF8s?...
youtu.be/93Ov1fJyF8s?...
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Catch up on how the process of reforming LA's founding Charter is going (or isn't) — and how you can help!
Our video of this teach-in is at: bit.ly/FRLA126 (slides at: bit.ly/FRLA126S).
Our video of this teach-in is at: bit.ly/FRLA126 (slides at: bit.ly/FRLA126S).
January 14, 2026 at 7:05 AM
Catch up on how the process of reforming LA's founding Charter is going (or isn't) — and how you can help!
Our video of this teach-in is at: bit.ly/FRLA126 (slides at: bit.ly/FRLA126S).
Our video of this teach-in is at: bit.ly/FRLA126 (slides at: bit.ly/FRLA126S).
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🚨 THE PURGE APPROACHES. ARE YOU PREPARED?
TUESDAY, 1/13 @ 8 PM ON ZOOM: we'll get you up to speed on all things Charter reform...and fully prepared for this Saturday's CHARTER REFORM PURGE.
Learn more about how YOU can help important reforms to improve LA see the sunrise.
RSVP @ bit.ly/FRLA13
TUESDAY, 1/13 @ 8 PM ON ZOOM: we'll get you up to speed on all things Charter reform...and fully prepared for this Saturday's CHARTER REFORM PURGE.
Learn more about how YOU can help important reforms to improve LA see the sunrise.
RSVP @ bit.ly/FRLA13
January 12, 2026 at 9:20 PM
🚨 THE PURGE APPROACHES. ARE YOU PREPARED?
TUESDAY, 1/13 @ 8 PM ON ZOOM: we'll get you up to speed on all things Charter reform...and fully prepared for this Saturday's CHARTER REFORM PURGE.
Learn more about how YOU can help important reforms to improve LA see the sunrise.
RSVP @ bit.ly/FRLA13
TUESDAY, 1/13 @ 8 PM ON ZOOM: we'll get you up to speed on all things Charter reform...and fully prepared for this Saturday's CHARTER REFORM PURGE.
Learn more about how YOU can help important reforms to improve LA see the sunrise.
RSVP @ bit.ly/FRLA13
On Saturday Commissioner Stein said that as Chair of the new Committee deciding what will/won't move forward he intends to employ an “electric saw."
Today at 8pm @fairrepla.bsky.social will be providing an overview of everything that will be on the table this weekend: bit.ly/FRLA13
Today at 8pm @fairrepla.bsky.social will be providing an overview of everything that will be on the table this weekend: bit.ly/FRLA13
January 13, 2026 at 11:57 PM
On Saturday Commissioner Stein said that as Chair of the new Committee deciding what will/won't move forward he intends to employ an “electric saw."
Today at 8pm @fairrepla.bsky.social will be providing an overview of everything that will be on the table this weekend: bit.ly/FRLA13
Today at 8pm @fairrepla.bsky.social will be providing an overview of everything that will be on the table this weekend: bit.ly/FRLA13
After 4 months of delay Karen's minions have *finally* allowed charter reforms re: LAPD to reach the agenda, but you can expect them to do everything they can to keep it from moving forward.
Please give comment in person or via zoom at today's mtg: bit.ly/FRLA26
Please give comment in person or via zoom at today's mtg: bit.ly/FRLA26
December 11, 2025 at 8:17 PM
After 4 months of delay Karen's minions have *finally* allowed charter reforms re: LAPD to reach the agenda, but you can expect them to do everything they can to keep it from moving forward.
Please give comment in person or via zoom at today's mtg: bit.ly/FRLA26
Please give comment in person or via zoom at today's mtg: bit.ly/FRLA26
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LAPD is finally getting taken up by the LA Charter Reform panel. What took so long? thelareporter.la/p/lapd-is-fi...
LAPD is finally getting taken up by the LA Charter Reform panel. What took so long?
Some point to a tight timeline and crowded plate for the commission. Others say it's a political hot potato.
thelareporter.la
December 11, 2025 at 4:37 PM
LAPD is finally getting taken up by the LA Charter Reform panel. What took so long? thelareporter.la/p/lapd-is-fi...
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News comes via @UnrigLA on Twitter (@unrigla.bsky.social on Bsky), who noticed Huang’s name appearing among candidates in city campaign finance reports.
October 28, 2025 at 10:00 PM
News comes via @UnrigLA on Twitter (@unrigla.bsky.social on Bsky), who noticed Huang’s name appearing among candidates in city campaign finance reports.
Is the Charter Reform Commission haunted? Is there anything we can do about it?
We'll find out at this Wednesday's meeting.
bit.ly/FRLA26
We'll find out at this Wednesday's meeting.
bit.ly/FRLA26
October 27, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Is the Charter Reform Commission haunted? Is there anything we can do about it?
We'll find out at this Wednesday's meeting.
bit.ly/FRLA26
We'll find out at this Wednesday's meeting.
bit.ly/FRLA26
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The LA Reporter this week is debuting The Doughnut Shop Interviews series in which we sit down with a major figure in local politics and regulars at a neighborhood doughnut shop.
The first chat is with Raymond Meza, chair a citizen panel helping to rewrite the LA city charter.
The first chat is with Raymond Meza, chair a citizen panel helping to rewrite the LA city charter.
October 11, 2025 at 5:43 PM
The LA Reporter this week is debuting The Doughnut Shop Interviews series in which we sit down with a major figure in local politics and regulars at a neighborhood doughnut shop.
The first chat is with Raymond Meza, chair a citizen panel helping to rewrite the LA city charter.
The first chat is with Raymond Meza, chair a citizen panel helping to rewrite the LA city charter.
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Mayor Karen Bass is asking LA's city council to pass an ordinance that would exempt Pacific Palisades transactions from ULA, the city's transfer tax.
Of note: "The letter follows a meeting with Rick Caruso, founder of Steadfast LA, who proposed ideas to help address this issue"
Of note: "The letter follows a meeting with Rick Caruso, founder of Steadfast LA, who proposed ideas to help address this issue"
October 9, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Mayor Karen Bass is asking LA's city council to pass an ordinance that would exempt Pacific Palisades transactions from ULA, the city's transfer tax.
Of note: "The letter follows a meeting with Rick Caruso, founder of Steadfast LA, who proposed ideas to help address this issue"
Of note: "The letter follows a meeting with Rick Caruso, founder of Steadfast LA, who proposed ideas to help address this issue"
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Even if you aren't attending these, please sign it.
You SHOULD, but they can be hard to attend. Making remote public available means you can zoom in and add your voice to critical changes like Ranked Choice Voting, how police are punished, and how we deal with corrupt politicians.
It's important
You SHOULD, but they can be hard to attend. Making remote public available means you can zoom in and add your voice to critical changes like Ranked Choice Voting, how police are punished, and how we deal with corrupt politicians.
It's important
We *need* to get the commission’s support behind these changes at this Wednesday’s meeting.
They are breaking off into committees and don’t have another full commission meeting scheduled until November 19th.
bit.ly/108crc
They are breaking off into committees and don’t have another full commission meeting scheduled until November 19th.
bit.ly/108crc
October 3, 2025 at 7:04 PM
Even if you aren't attending these, please sign it.
You SHOULD, but they can be hard to attend. Making remote public available means you can zoom in and add your voice to critical changes like Ranked Choice Voting, how police are punished, and how we deal with corrupt politicians.
It's important
You SHOULD, but they can be hard to attend. Making remote public available means you can zoom in and add your voice to critical changes like Ranked Choice Voting, how police are punished, and how we deal with corrupt politicians.
It's important
Please take a minute to sign and share @cacommoncause.bsky.social’s petition asking the Charter Reform Commission to provide remote public comment at *all* meetings moving forward:
bit.ly/108crc
bit.ly/108crc
October 3, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Please take a minute to sign and share @cacommoncause.bsky.social’s petition asking the Charter Reform Commission to provide remote public comment at *all* meetings moving forward:
bit.ly/108crc
bit.ly/108crc
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My "finalizing the Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement" t-shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my shirt
October 1, 2025 at 7:50 PM
My "finalizing the Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement" t-shirt has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my shirt
Next week the Charter Reform Commission will be deliberating on potential reforms re: Budget, Personnel, & Periodic Charter Review.
They should also be considering changes that would require them to provide remote public comment at meetings.
bit.ly/FRLA26
They should also be considering changes that would require them to provide remote public comment at meetings.
bit.ly/FRLA26
October 1, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Next week the Charter Reform Commission will be deliberating on potential reforms re: Budget, Personnel, & Periodic Charter Review.
They should also be considering changes that would require them to provide remote public comment at meetings.
bit.ly/FRLA26
They should also be considering changes that would require them to provide remote public comment at meetings.
bit.ly/FRLA26