Community service and giving back are two themes that strongly resonate with Melissa Lyons. Because her life is full of examples of demonstrating those philosophies, it’s no surprise that she is seeking to become a judge in the L.A. Superior Court.
The Los Angeles City Council on October 16, approved President Herb Wesson’s appointment of veteran Los Angeles County deputy district attorney Melinda Murray. A lifelong resident of Los Angeles, Murray said she is “thrilled to represent the city and make sure our elections system is transparent.” In her position as part of a five person panel, Murray will oversee campaign contributions and other political finance issues. “I just believe she brings a unique perspective to the commission,” Wesson told reporters. “Not only do we have a person who is highly respected because of her work as a district attorney, we