Mike Feuer

LA city attorney, candidate in 2022 LA mayoral race

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A former Assemblyman representing California's 42nd District (Sherman Oaks, Studio City and parts of LA’s Westside) and former member of the Los Angeles City Council, Mike Feuer is Los Angeles City Attorney

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LA mayoral candidate and City Attorney Mike Feuer talks about his plan to build affordable housing for people experiencing homelessness, and addresses allegations of corruption.

On homelessness and safety, Mike Feuer demands humanity and order

LA mayoral candidate and City Attorney Mike Feuer talks about his plan to build affordable housing for people experiencing homelessness, and addresses allegations of corruption.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

"We need to stop talking at each other ... and promote real listening to each other (law enforcement and protester and other key stakeholders in the community).

LA City Attorney Mike Feuer wants to bring together police and protesters, promote listening

"We need to stop talking at each other ... and promote real listening to each other (law enforcement and protester and other key stakeholders in the community).

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High taxes on licensed marijuana makes for a more expensive product. Starting January 1, 2020, that tax will go up.

California hikes up taxes on marijuana for 2020

High taxes on licensed marijuana makes for a more expensive product. Starting January 1, 2020, that tax will go up.

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