Mayor Sam's Hotsheet for Monday
LA County Supervisors have raised taxes again. Property owners will be required to cough up another $50 million per year to fund the County's beleaguered hospital system. Supervisor Mike Antonovich cast the lone dissenting vote.Media Alert: If you thought the City using law enforcement resources to hassle the Shaw Family August 17th at Leimert Park was an abuse of power by the City, check back here on the blog at about 9:00 a.m. for a story about how a City agency has threatened community activists with police action for speaking their minds.
The scandal around deposed union leader Tyrone Freeman has fired up the battle between the SEIU and the EAA which represents the City's engineers and architects. EAA has begun running radio commercials calling on LA's elected leaders to begin an investigation of the controversial SEIU. With labor divided and potentially in hot water, does this open the door for a candidate with means to enter the race and challenge a wounded Mayor Villaraigosa?
A Mexican national who allegedly massacred 19 people in Tijuana ten years ago has been found living in East Los Angeles. Jesus Ruben Moncada was arrested while taking out his garbage by ICE agents and handed over to 500 Mexican federal agents at the border Friday.
We usually ignore local blog crank Don Quixote, however I had to note his comment on our post about potential John McCain running mate Bobby Jindal. Quixote who often posts comments on other blogs calling me a racist posted a bigoted comment about Jindal's Indian heritage. Good to see Don being consistent.
If you didn't have a chance to visit the blog over the weekend, here are some stories you may want to catch up on:
- A Pick for McCain
- A "Q and A" with "Madam Mayor Jan Perry",....at least for next week
- Hillary reacts to Biden's selection as Obama's V.P.
- Just In - Griffith Arsonist Apprehended
- A Volunteer's Story of Today's Jaimiel's Law Rally at Leimert Park
Labels: bobby jindal, denise richards, don quixote, EAA, leimert park, mayor antonio villaraigosa, mike antonovich, SEIU, taxes, Tyrone Freeman


