Early results on Los Angeles’ closely watched mayoral race, among many others, pose questions of whether the city is barreling down a progressive path akin to New York City. Voters on Tuesday were asked to weigh in on taxes, such as Measure United to House L.A. and the proposed billionaire levy. Meanwhile, new leadership at City Hall presented a choice on whether to stick with the status quo or go a different route. Here’s a quick look as of Wednesday morning at where things are moving as ballots continue to be counted in the city and state. Raman edges past […]
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