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L.A. City Council President Pro Tem Curren Price has endorsed Marisa Alcaraz for Council District 6. Alcaraz currently serves as Price’s environmental policy director and deputy chief of staff and is vying for the seat left vacant by former Council President Nury Martinez. A special election is scheduled for April 4. 

Bass issued the declaration on Dec. 12, her first day in office.

The Congressmember will become the first woman and second Black Angeleno to ever hold the office.

The top issues the city's new administration will tackle

The bill signed late last week by Gov. Gavin Newsom does not technically decriminalize it.

As Community Coalition’s inaugural chief strategy officer, Smith will develop initiatives to support South L.A. residents - especially Black and Brown Angelenos - in overcoming systemic and institutional barriers in education and other areas. He will also assist in guiding outreach efforts and launch the group’s new National Center for Community Organizing.

A report released today found that Black drivers in Los Angeles are five times more likely to be pulled over by the Los Angeles Police Department and nearly nine times more likely to be arrested for traffic violations than white drivers.

Black Drivers 5 Times More Likely To Get Pulled Over In LA: Study - Los Angeles, CA - Both Black and Latino drivers face a substantially higher risk of being pulled over and arrested by the LAPD than white drivers.