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There were no noted dissents.
The committee's chairman said it has "left no doubt, none, that Donald Trump led an effort to upend American democracy that directly resulted in the violence of Jan. 6."
For the fourth day in a row, protestors converged on City Hall to protest the ongoing scandal that rocked LA City Council over the weekend, when leaked audio revealed several members involved in a racist conversation.
Four years have passed since Villanueva took office. During his tenure, there have been some successes and some smoldering controversies. However, Villanueva believes all of this leads to him rising to a second term and gives insight into his character.
Her lengthy statements makes no direct reference to the recording that ended her political career, although she says, "To my staff -- I'm sorry that we're ending it this way. This is no reflection on you. I know you all will continue to do great work and fight for our district. I'll be cheering you on."
Candidates Karen Bass and Rick Caruso agree on at least one thing: The council members at the center of the racist remark scandal should step down.
The Supreme Court ruling overturned an appeals court decision which stated that the state election law's requirement of a date next to the voter's signature on the outside of return envelopes was "immaterial."
After 12 years in congress, Rep. Karen Bass is leaving the United States Capitol in hopes of running Los Angeles' City Hall.
New details emerge in an investigation that has been swirling around the famed quarterback, a Mississippi native, and former state officials.
The first City Council meeting since the racially-charged audio was leaked to the public was met with outraged protestors who disrupted the proceedings before council members called for the censure of those involved.
"First you must resign, then ask forgiveness," Bonin said during an emotionally charged speech to the large crowd who gathered inside of the LA City Council chambers Tuesday.
"Well the career of an elected official is dependent on winning elections," said LMU political science professor Fernando Guerra after leaked audio captured several councilmembers, including Nury Martinez, saying racist remarks.
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor President Rob Herrera has resigned after his involvement in a racist controversy.
L.A. mayoral candidate Rick Caruso wants to get 30,000 homeless people off the streets within his first 300 days in office.
In addition to the racist remarks council members made about the majority of people living in Koreatown, activists in the area are calling attention to the perceived unfairness of redistricting.
