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L.A. leaders should stop stalling and put an ethics reform measure on the November ballot. Angelenos have lost trust in a City Hall that has been plagued with corruption scandals.
The Times' recommendation for Los Angeles City Council District 10
The City Council is slow-walking governance reform proposals, which means charter changes to allow a larger council and ethics reforms may not get on the November ballot.
2026 or bust. Los Angeles voters will be asked next year to appoint an independent redistricting commission and expand the City Council. But city leaders want to delay implementation of those reforms till 2032.
Should a person employed by a firm that works on campaigns regulated by the Ethics Commission be serving on the Ethics Commission? Ideally, no.