So You Want To Be The Mayor...
Twelve candidates want to lead the second-largest city in the United States. Why did only two answer questions from a potential voter?
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Gentille Barkhordarian: Not Ready For Prime Time
At best this candidate is unprepared to represent LAUSD Board District 4. More concerning, she is pushing a dangerous agenda.
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These Two Candidates Want Your Vote
Twenty questions were sent to the five candidates running in LAUSD Board District 2. Only Rocio Rivas and Erica Vilardi-Espinosa replied.
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A Candidate Speaks
The voters finally get some insight into the views of Tracey Schroeder. Her competitor, LAUSD Board Member Nick Melvoin, remains silent.
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The Incumbent Stays Silent While Challengers Make Their Final Pitch
LAUSD Board President Kelly Gonez refuses to engage with voters in Board District 6. Her opponents are willing to answer questions.
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No Comment For You
LAUSD Board President Kelly Gonez leads the effort to silence speakers at the April 26th board meeting, violating the rights of her constituents.
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Candidate Alleges Possible Retaliation
Jesus Arana, who is running against LAUSD Board President Kelly Gonez, claims that he was forced to retire from his job as a LASPD Sergeant.
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LAUSD Candidate Comments On District's Forgiveness Of Charter School Debt
Rocio Rivas decries the lack of transparency as the Charter School Division wipes away $7,678,022 in state-mandated overallocation fees.
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Endorsements: These Candidates Would Give LAUSD Parents Power
Voting for Rocio Rivas, Marvin Rodriguez, and anyone but Nick Melvoin would put parent voices back on the Los Angeles School Board.
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