(NARA)My mom worked in Block 30.

pricing out many longtime residents and long-standing mom-and-pop businesses.Kevin de LeónElected to the City Council in 2020.

Wendy CarrilloI was born in El Salvador and came to Los Angeles as a refugee.to helping them make and track doctors appointments.making him the first Latino to serve as president pro tempore in over a century.

the General Hospital project would include 184 market-rate units and 371 affordable units amid a healthcare campus with resources for homelessness.de León has announced that he is seeking re-election.

what is your plan to address the homelessness crisis in your district?How will you do so in a way that respects the dignity and immediate needs of unhoused individuals yet balances it with the important priorities of the small business community?Carrillo: As an assemblywoman I fought for our communities and allocated $50 million in state funds to upgrade and retrofit the historic Los Angeles County General Hospital and to develop the underutilized portion of the West Campus at LAC+USC.

I will be working with the Department of Transportation to help facilitate permanent improvements to allow for increased programming at this site.Rosalie Santine Gould became one of the leading figures in the effort to preserve the history of the two Japanese American concentration camps in Arkansas.

Gould and Richard Yada (a resident of Little Rock who was born at Rohwer) accompanied Ochi as guides around Rohwer.She became the first woman mayor of the town and served from 1983 to 1995.

when the card arrived at Rosalies retirement community in Texas.The son of Rohwer and Jerome incarcerees.