Kevin James

Los Angeles City Board of Public Works

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President of the LA City Board of Public Works; 2012 candidate for mayor of Los Angeles; former federal prosecutor and talk radio host

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Mayor Garcetti promised to fight illegal dumping and clean up Los Angeles' dirty streets, but according to a pair of recent media investigations he isn't delivering on that promise in…

Taxation without Equal Sanitation

Mayor Garcetti promised to fight illegal dumping and clean up Los Angeles' dirty streets, but according to a pair of recent media investigations he isn't delivering on that promise in…

from Which Way, L.A.?

The office of Mayor of Los Angeles itself is nonpartisan, but  Kevin James  still stands out as the only Republican in the Big Five.

Mayoral Candidate Kevin James

The office of Mayor of Los Angeles itself is nonpartisan, but Kevin James still stands out as the only Republican in the Big Five.

from Which Way, L.A.?

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