Policy area 1
Housing and homelessness
Policy choices. Add homes through infill and transit-area density, speed permits and tie homelessness spending to results.
By topic
Homelessness
Tie every dollar to measurable results (people housed, people treated, public spaces restored); push LA County through a regional strategy to carry its share; enforce a clear public-order standard for parks, sidewalks and public drug use.
Affordable homes
Lower development fees and make permitting fast and predictable; add more homes in more places through ADUs, infill and transit-adjacent density without demolishing existing neighborhoods.
Policy area 2
Public safety and emergency response
Policy choices. Enforce public order in parks and on sidewalks.
By topic
Everyday safety
Enforce a 'baseline public order' standard: parks for everyone, sidewalks for walking, no public drug use, with the city setting and holding a clear standard. Does not say what would change from current progressive enforcement.
Emergency readiness
No reviewed position on this subtopic.
Policy area 3
City finances and accountability
Policy choices. Publish performance dashboards, a plain-English budget and results for major programs.
By topic
Fiscal sustainability
No reviewed position on this subtopic.
Reporting, audits and ethics
Public real-time dashboards on permitting timelines, response rates and program outcomes; a measure of whether every major program works; every dollar tied to results such as people housed, people treated and public spaces restored; deadlines and a named owner for every permit and decision; a plain-English budget showing what money buys.
Water and climate accountability
No reviewed position on this subtopic.