CA attorney general wants LA to redraw council districts
Los Angeles City Council pressured to redraw district lines by state AG: report
One of California’s highest-ranking officials wants the Los Angeles City Council to agree to redraw the boundaries of the city’s 15 districts, according to a report. The Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday that California Atty.
California attorney general wants LA City Council to redraw council districts, report says
California Attorney General Rob Bonta wants Los Angeles to start the redistricting process for the city's 15 council districts.
State attorney general wants L.A. to redraw council districts, confidential document says
Rob Bonta wants new boundaries for the council's 15 districts in time for the 2026 primary election, according a draft legal document prepared by his office.
CA attorney general wants LA to redraw council districts: Report
California Attorney General Rob Bonta wants Los Angeles to start the redistricting process for the city's 15 council districts.
California AG tells L.A. to redraw council districts
In an unusual move, California Attorney General Rob Bonta is directing Los Angeles to redraw its city council districts to better represent Latinos to comply with the Voting Rights Act.
California attorney general wants LA to redraw council districts, confidential document says
LOS ANGELES — California Attorney General Rob Bonta has begun pressing Los Angeles political leaders to sign a legal agreement that would force them to draw new boundaries for the
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