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City of Los Angeles Squares Off against Governor Brown

Last Friday, with just 24 hours public notice, the LA Community Redevelopment Agency met to approve a plan negotiated with the City Council. Some $930 million in CRA money will be transferred to the City to protect it from Governor Brown.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Last Friday, with just 24 hours public notice, the LA Community Redevelopment Agency met to approve a plan negotiated with the City Council. Some $930 million in CRA money will be transferred to the City to protect it from Governor Brown. In Sacramento this afternoon, Governor Brown met with Antonio Villaraigosa and eight other mayors to discuss the issue.

Governor Brown addresses League of California Cities on redevelopment funds

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Sonya Geis
Senior Managing Editor
Darrell Satzman
Producer
Ryan Vaillancourt
Los Angeles Downtown News
Eduardo Reyes
Los Angeles City Councilman
H.D. Palmer
California State Department of Finance

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Which Way, L.A.?

City of Los Angeles Squares Off against Governor Brown

Last Friday, with just 24 hours public notice, the LA Community Redevelopment Agency met to approve a plan negotiated with the City Council. Some $930 million in CRA money will be transferred to the City to protect it from Governor Brown.

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Which Way, L.A.?

City of Los Angeles Squares Off against Governor Brown

Last Friday, with just 24 hours public notice, the LA Community Redevelopment Agency met to approve a plan negotiated with the City Council. Some $930 million in CRA money will be transferred to the City to protect it from Governor Brown.

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