Gloria Molina

Former Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

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Former Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors (1991-2014), county supervisor, and assembly member.

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LA City Council members Joe Buscaino and Nury Martinez have expressed interest in running for mayor in 2022. Mark Ridley-Thomas and Kevin de Leon may throw their hats in the ring too.

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State regulators waited for months before they responded to the Southern California Gas Company's dangerous leak in the San Fernando Valley.

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State regulators waited for months before they responded to the Southern California Gas Company's dangerous leak in the San Fernando Valley.

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There's a broad consensus that LA County's antiquated Men's Central Jail needs to be torn down , but there's dispute about what should replace it and who should be housed there.

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