Government
Jul. 29, 2020
LA County supervisors put charter change on ballot to re-purpose funds
If approved by voters, up to 1,000 law enforcement jobs would be impacted, according to the county’s chief operating officer.
A contentious charter amendment that aims to permanently funnel at least 10% of Los Angeles County's unrestricted annual revenues to social service programs and alternatives to incarceration will be on the November ballot.
The County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 Tuesday to finalize language for the Reimagine LA County Initiative, which would prohibit the earmarked money from being used to fund the sheriff's department and district ...
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