will face off against challenger Serena Oberstein.

in what ways are you the best candidate to lead on those issues?Carrillo: I am fortunate that my mother and father made the 14th District our home when we immigrated to the United States as refugees.we need to ensure that arts and culture from diverse backgrounds and communities are reflected and prioritized as they have too often been left out of the conversation and given less funding than their counterparts.

He attended UC Santa Barbara and graduated from Pitzer College with honors.This has been crucial to successfully addressing homelessness in CD14.Prior to being elected to public office.

De León: Revitalization of more parks in the district; reconstructing and improving streets and sidewalks; more public transit improvements projects in every CD14 neighborhood; installation of thousands of new street and pedestrian lights; planting thousands of new trees for beautification and increased shade.Downtown Los Angeles and Boyle Heights.

it only makes our housing crisis worse and drives up the cost of rent.

where she completed her bachelors degree.Im still navigating my place in Little Tokyo as the community faces so much adversity.

Ramens story has stayed with me.The city seems to always shift and expand and retract and reinvent and restore and just change.

Ryusei remembers his father had wanted to open a French restaurant.I had the unique opportunity to learn the behind-the-scenes of Mr.