Marissa Roy, the first-place finisher in June’s primary for LA city attorney, has vowed to turn the office into the “largest public interest law firm in the city.” Her opponent has focused more on prosecuting gun crimes and homelessness-related offenses.
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The Most Overlooked But Wide-Reaching Office on the Los Angeles Ballot - Bolts
Voters face a stark choice between two candidates in the race for city attorney, an office with a large mandate from policing homelessness to enforcing consumer and tenant protections.