DWP workers fanned out across L.A. on Sunday, informing customers about more than 700 power poles that pose a public safety threat. Those poles are slated for repairs in the next three weeks.
The proposed development in the Santa Monica Mountains is supported by a powerful labor union. Katy Yaroslavsky, the wealthy neighborhood's City Council representative, opposes it.
John Chen, who directs the DWP’s corporate performance office, likened the bitcoin businesses to owning real estate or stock and said he didn't need the utility's permission to work on it.
In announcing the appointment, the Los Angeles mayor said Staycee Dains will "bring strong leadership and a true passion for animal welfare to L.A. Animal Services."