It is absurd that the objections of a few homeowners are enough to create massive delays and cost increases for infrastructure projects. We need public transit and the studies show the K Line won't be a problem, the Metro Board should just approve the DEIR Alignment!

I'll be hosting a virtual presentation on Tenant Rights next week! I'll be covering a lot of different topics from habitability to evictions. You can register for it at this link here: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Do LA politicians actually want housing to be more affordable? Tuesday's vote will tell you. I stand with the 80% of LA residents who want more affordable housing in their neighborhoods.

This is the unfortunate truth. In my experience, most tenants do not want to go to court and fight their landlord, they'd much prefer to just move, but because of the housing shortage, there's nowhere to go. The only solution is to build more housing and give tenants more options

Councilmember Raman deserves a lot of credit for being one of the few LA politicians that is treating the housing crisis with the urgency it deserves.

The Governor of California threatening to pull state funding because the LA City Council refuses to allow for more housing. It’s honestly pathetic that it’s come to this, LA needs new leadership that will do what is necessary to get more housing built and that’s why I’m running.

Thousands of Angelenos are being driven out of the city because of how expensive it is and LA's establishment politicians still refuse to build more housing. This is hurting city services, labor, businesses, Hollywood, and families, we can't let this continue.

We are done with local excuses, time to build housing!

More than 70% of LA is zoned single-family only. Any LA politician who refuses to change that, like the incumbent I'm challenging, is not serious about solving the housing crisis and making LA more affordable.