Delano Visit Reaffirms Commitment to Farmworker Justice New Video Series Sharing Farmworker Testimonials Launches Today LOS ANGELES, CA – Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez traveled to Delano, California last week—the birthplace of the United Farm Workers movement—at the invitation of United Farm Workers President Teresa Romero. During her visit, Councilwoman Rodriguez met directly with farmworkers and…
Landmark Ordinance Bars City Employees—Sworn and Civilian—from Working for FederalImmigration Enforcement Agencies LOS ANGELES, CA – The Los Angeles City Council today adopted an ordinance initiated byCouncilwoman Monica Rodriguez to prohibit all City employees—sworn and civilian—fromoutside employment with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Customs and BorderProtection (CBP), and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Video…
LOS ANGELES, CA – Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez issued the following statement on Cesar Chavez: “The recent reports detailing abuse by Cesar Chavez are devastating for the victims, their families, and everyone inspired by his work. Honoring the broader movement for justice requires us to be honest about its history, even when that truth is painful.…
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“Our small businesses are the backbone of Los Angeles’ economy, yet we are asking them to compete under a tax structure from nearly 20 years ago.
The Olympic & Paralympic Games represent both a tremendous opportunity and enormous responsibility, requiring us to be credible stewards of games that unite, inspire and represent the best of humanity.
Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez issued the following statement in response to Los Angeles Times reporting that multiple drafts of the Los Angeles Fire Department’s after-action report on the Palisades fire were edited to downplay key leadership failures.
Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez issued the following statement in response to Los Angeles Times reporting that multiple drafts of the Los Angeles Fire Department’s after-action report on the Palisades fire were edited to downplay key leadership failures.
Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez issued the following statement in response to Los Angeles Times reporting that multiple drafts of the Los Angeles Fire Department’s after-action report on the Palisades fire were edited to downplay key leadership failures.
