Recalling a ......... "Gar-SOBB-ing Mayoral Failure 2.0"
Labels: 2019 Mayor Garcetti Recall, david hernandez, Homeless Crisis, Measure EE, Measure HHH
This is the city: Los Angeles, California. I work here. I'm an ex-mayor. Los Angeles is a magnet for people from all over the world. Some of them run for public office. Inevitably some of them stray from the golden rule and rule for those that have the gold. That's when I go to work. My name is Yorty. I'm a dead pol.
Labels: 2019 Mayor Garcetti Recall, david hernandez, Homeless Crisis, Measure EE, Measure HHH
Labels: CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, Channa Grace, Coalition to Prtotect Lincoln Heights, GTM Holdings, Mark Walther, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH, WORKS
Labels: Coalition to Prtotect Lincoln Heights, Downtown LA Typhus Outbreak, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH, No on Prop 6, seiu 721
Labels: CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, GTM Holdings, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, Measure HHH, Sacred Heart Church, WORKS
Labels: CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, Coalition to Prtotect Lincoln Heights, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
Labels: 2013 CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, Coalition to Prtotect Lincoln Heights, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
Am I able to carry signs to hold up during a demonstration? Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 55.07 makes it a misdemeanor to possess during a demonstration, rally, picket line or public assembly any length of lumber, wood, or wood lath unless it is one-fourth inch or less in thickness and two inches or less in width, or if not rectangular, not more than three-quarters inch in its thickest dimension.
Labels: CD-1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, Coalition to Prtotect Lincoln Heights, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
Labels: 2013 CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, Coalition to Prtotect Lincoln Heights, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
Labels: CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, LHNC, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
Labels: CD-1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, Measure HHH
Labels: 2018 39th AD Special Election, CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, EGP, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, Luz Rivas, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
City officials are currently sorting through the proposals for projects that will make up the AHOS program. With complete certainty, permanent supportive housing will not be built at every city-owned property — five sites in Lincoln Heights, which is represented by Councilman Gil Cedillo, have already been designated for “mixed-income” housing. As a result, the city’s use of Measure HHH money for the AHOS program will not go entirely to homeless housing, and homeless men, women, and children will not receive the full amount of housing and services that Mayor Eric Garcetti and the City Council had promised. Instead, an affluent professional, the only person who can afford market-rate housing in L.A., may land a nice pad on city-owned property in increasingly gentrified Lincoln Heights or near the beach on the Westside. It’s the very definition of a scandal.
Labels: CD 1 City Councilman Gil Cedillo, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
“We understand that homelessness in L.A. will not be solved overnight,” he said. “But by passing Proposition HHH, the people of this city put us on a real path to getting thousands of our most vulnerable residents off the streets and into housing for good.”
City officials are currently sorting through the proposals for projects that will make up the AHOS program. With complete certainty, permanent supportive housing will not be built at every city-owned property — five sites in Lincoln Heights, which is represented by Councilman Gil Cedillo, have already been designated for “mixed-income” housing. As a result, the city’s use of Measure HHH money for the AHOS program will not go entirely to homeless housing, and homeless men, women, and children will not receive the full amount of housing and services that Mayor Eric Garcetti and the City Council had promised. Instead, an affluent professional, the only person who can afford market-rate housing in L.A., may land a nice pad on city-owned property in increasingly gentrified Lincoln Heights or near the beach on the Westside. It’s the very definition of a scandal.
Labels: 2015 Homeless Crisis, Broken Deal Cedillo, Lincoln Heights Neighborhood Council, mayor eric garcetti, Measure HHH
Although the evening focused on housing issues, a jarring moment brought a loud crowd reaction when a member of the audience shouted at Bray-Ali to "go back to India.".
But only weeks after Measure HHH was approved on November 8, the betrayal of the homeless — and LA voters — was well underway at the hands of Garcetti, the City Council (including "Broken Deal Cedillo"), and the City Administrative Officer. In December 2016, the City Council approved the final details of the AHOS program, which was organized by the City Administrative Officer with much input from the City Council and mayor. It had turned into something startlingly different from what City Hall politicians had been promising — and what the LA Times had been describing. The City Administrative Officer recommended, and the City Council approved, an AHOS program that now offered “affordable multifamily housing,” “mixed-income housing,” “affordable homeownership,” “innovative methods of housing,” and, finally, “permanent supportive housing” for the homeless.
City officials are currently sorting through the proposals for projects that will make up the AHOS program. With complete certainty, permanent supportive housing will not be built at every city-owned property — five sites in Lincoln Heights, which is represented by Councilman Gil Cedillo, have already been designated for “mixed-income” housing. As a result, the city’s use of Measure HHH money for the AHOS program will not go entirely to homeless housing, and homeless men, women, and children will not receive the full amount of housing and services that Mayor Eric Garcetti and the City Council had promised. Instead, an affluent professional, the only person who can afford market-rate housing in L.A., may land a nice pad on city-owned property in increasingly gentrified Lincoln Heights or near the beach on the Westside. It’s the very definition of a scandal.
Labels: 2017 CD 1 Runoff Election, 2017 May Runoff Election Jozef Bray-Ali, Broken Deal Cedillo, Gil Cedillo Jr., Go Back to India, Measure HHH, State Senator Ron Calderon