In 2024, Labor Unions Could Play Decisive Role in Electing Next State Senator
November 2, 2023
With economy that has long favored those at the top, America’s workforce is at a watershed moment.
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Senator Isadore Hall (Ret.)
Breaking News: L.A. City Council Appoints Heather Hutt to Fill Vacant 10th District Seat
September 2, 2022
The Los Angeles City Council appointed Heather Hutt to serve as interim council member for the 10th District on Sept. 2, filling in for the suspended Mark Ridley-Thomas — and giving the South Los Angeles district a voting representative on the body for the first time in over a month. The appointment came after a week of deliberations in which consideration of her nomination was initially blocked by five council members concerned about the speed of the process. Hutt will fill the temporary vacancy unless the indicted Ridley-Thomas is acquitted or the charges against him in his federal corruption case
HEATHER HUTT LAUNCHES BID FOR ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 54
February 1, 2021
Heather Hutt, a former Senior Advisor & State Director for then-U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, who served as California’s first Black U.S. Senate State Director, officially launched her campaign for California State Assembly District 54.