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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Competing for LA City Council's 11th District

    The LA City Council is guaranteed at least one new member this year because Cindy Miscikowski is termed out. Her 11th Council District includes some of the city's richest and poorest neighborhoods. It runs from LAX to Pacific Palisades, including everything west of the 405 Freeway, except for Santa Monica, Culver City and parts of LA County. Three candidates are vying to replace Miscikowski, competing with the rain and the mayor-s race for voters- attention. Debate forums reveal they agree on several issues such as extending light rail, stopping expansion of LAX, downsizing development and easing traffic congestion. With less than two weeks until the Los Angeles City election, we look for the differences between Bill Rosendahl, Flora Gil Krisiloff and Angela Reddock. Making News: Fixing the Roads after the Rain With the rain letting up until Thursday, Caltrans is struggling to clear state highways and freeways. On the Pacific Coast Highway, a precariously perched, massive boulder over the road has broken apart, but the road is still closed. We get an update on relief and repair efforts from Debra Harris, who speaks for Caltrans in LA and Ventura Counties, and Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski, who chairs the City's Public Safety Committee.

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    By Warren Olney • Feb 23, 2005 • 30m Listen

    The LA City Council is guaranteed at least one new member this year because Cindy Miscikowski is termed out. Her 11th Council District includes some of the city's richest and poorest neighborhoods. It runs from LAX to Pacific Palisades, including everything west of the 405 Freeway, except for Santa Monica, Culver City and parts of LA County. Three candidates are vying to replace Miscikowski, competing with the rain and the mayor-s race for voters- attention. Debate forums reveal they agree on several issues such as extending light rail, stopping expansion of LAX, downsizing development and easing traffic congestion. With less than two weeks until the Los Angeles City election, we look for the differences between Bill Rosendahl, Flora Gil Krisiloff and Angela Reddock.

    • Making News:

      Fixing the Roads after the Rain

      With the rain letting up until Thursday, Caltrans is struggling to clear state highways and freeways. On the Pacific Coast Highway, a precariously perched, massive boulder over the road has broken apart, but the road is still closed. We get an update on relief and repair efforts from Debra Harris, who speaks for Caltrans in LA and Ventura Counties, and Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski, who chairs the City's Public Safety Committee.

    LA City Council, 11th District

    KCRW's Election Connection

    Krisiloff's campaign

    Reddock's campaign

    Rosendahl's campaign

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Frances Anderton

      architecture critic and author

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