Which Way, L.A.?
The Dispute over Reapportionment of the LA City Council
Two members of the LA City Council are threatening to sue over proposed reapportionment. We hear about money, power prospects for re-election and public access.
By Warren Olney • • 51m ListenA recent study showed that the LA City Council voted unanimously 99.9 percent of the time, but when it comes to redrawing council district boundaries it's a very different story. Two members are threatening to sue over recently proposed reapportionment, which is getting its last public hearing tonight, with final council approval scheduled for Friday of next week. We hear about money, power prospects for re-election and public access. Also, some of the world's most rare crocodiles, snakes, toads, tortoises, salamanders and fish go on display tomorrow at the LA Zoo. It'll fascinate you or give you the creeps. On our rebroadcast of To the Point, did Super Tuesday make any difference?
Banner image: Councilwoman Jan Perry addresses constituents on February 3, 2012 about the proposal to divide LA City's 9th Council District.
