Cannabis Intrigue Influencing The 2020 March Election Proceedings
Labels: 2020 CD-14 City Council Election, City of Commerce, City of Pasadena, Mario Beltran, Recreational Marijuana
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: 2020 CD-14 City Council Election, City of Commerce, City of Pasadena, Mario Beltran, Recreational Marijuana
Also touched by the scandal was Stephens' former girlfriend and ex-colleague Annelle Grajeda, who rose to become one of SEIU's six executive vice presidents and the top SEIU official in California before resigning her posts amid questions about whether she had improperly used influence to help Stephens. Stephens identified Grajeda and her son, Carlos Grajeda, as a mother-son pair referred to by initials in the federal complaint as "co-schemers" in the case. The complaint alleges that "C.G." received $10,000 from VIP in a phony consultant agreement and turned the money over to Stephens. Neither Grajeda was charged, and neither responded to telephone messages from The Times.
Labels: Alejandro Stephens, Arnelle Grajeda, Carlos Grajeda, City of Commerce, Ivan Altamiriano, Mario Beltran, Recreational Marijuana
Labels: City of Commerce, Hugo Argumedo, Ivan Altamiriano, John Soria, Montebello School Board Member Edgar Cisneros, Oralia Robello, Recreational Marijuana