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Tag Archives: David Ryu
Garcetti Throws 500 Rent Stabilized Apartments Under the Subway
Garcetti Throws 500 Rent Stabilized Apartments Under the Subway by James O’Sullivan I’m sure if Mayor Eric Garcetti were asked to vote for more homelessness in Los Angeles he would answer resoundingly: NO! I’m equally sure that were each member … Continue reading
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Tagged David Ambroz, David Ryu, Garcetti, homeless, homelessness, HPOZ, miracle mile, mmra, Purple Line Subway Extension, Robert Ahn, Wilshire
Tom LaBonge’s Spending Spree
Tom LaBonge’s Spending Spree by James O’Sullivan, MMRA President By the time Tom LaBonge [photo below] termed out of the City Council in June 2015 his City Hall office was a mess. Shades of the fall of Saigon, file cabinets … Continue reading
Three-Card Monte and Bike Lanes
Three-Card Monte and Bike Lanes by James O’Sullivan, MMRA President Three-card Monte is a confidence game in which the victim (the “mark”) bets that they can find the “money card” – typically the queen of hearts –among three face-down playing … Continue reading
Metro Delays Decision on Wilshire Closures for Cut-and-Cover Work
Metro Delays Decision on Wilshire Closures for Cut-and-Cover Work Councilmember Ryu Backs Community Groups Demanding Traffic and Noise Studies Metro has agreed to do a full study on the traffic impact of their recent proposal to accelerate the completion of the cut-and-cover … Continue reading
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Tagged David Ryu, Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council, La Brea, La Brea Hancock Home Owners, La Brea subway station, Metro, Metro Construction Relations, Mid City West Community Council, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Purple Line, Purple Line construction, Purple Line Subway Extension, subway construction, Sycamore Square, Wilshire Boulevard
Pin the Tail on the Donkey (The CD 4 Council Election) • A Message from James O’Sullivan, MMRA President
Pin the Tail on the Donkey (The CD 4 Council election) A message from James O’Sullivan, MMRA President Back in 2011–2012, when redistricting was underway, many of us were scrambling to figure out how the boundaries of the new city council … Continue reading
Council District 4 Candidate Transparency Pledge
In the January 2015 newsletter MMRA President James O’Sullivan wrote in “Council District 4 Players Guide” of the frustrations residents encounter with the opacity of council offices. The strong response the article generated from community activists and residential and homeowners … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolyn Ramsay, CD 4, Council District 4, Council election, David Ryu, Fred Mariscal, James O'Sullivan, Jay Beeber, Joan Pelico, Los Angeles Council District 4, Michael Schaefer, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, primary, Rostrom Sarkissian, Sheila Irani, Step Jones, Steve Veres, Teddy Davis, Tom Labonge, Tomas O'Grady, Wally Knox
MMRA to Produce YouTube Interviews of CD4 Candidates
MMRA to Produce YouTube Interviews of Council District 4 Candidates The race for Council District 4 is quickly shaping up to be the most contested open seat election in the city. Currently, there are 14 candidates running to … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolyn Ramsay, Council District 4, David Ryu, Fred Mariscal, Jay Beeber, Joan Pelicon, John Nelson Perron, miracle mile, Miracle Mile Residential Association, mmra, Oscar Winslow, Sheila Irani, Step Jones, Steve Veres, Teddy Davis, Tera Bannister, Tom Labonge, Tomas O'Grady, Wally Knox
