Alex Villanueva, the incumbent Los Angeles County Sheriff who has been trailing challenger Robert Luna, the retired police chief from Long Beach, by 20% among a shrinking number of ballots left to be tabulated has conceded the race.
Villanueva leaves office in the wake of a single term marred by upheaval, fighting with the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and the discord he sowed amidst allegations of corruption.
The Los Angeles Times reported six days ago that Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón has launched a criminal investigation into allegations that Sheriff Alex Villanueva may have broken state law when he solicited campaign donations from deputies.
From ‘El Chapo’ to ‘El Estúpido’: The Use of Aliases in Mexican Organized Crime
“I don’t want to die as a stranger,” victim asked to return his wallet to his family after the Iztapalapa explosion
The Naasón Joaquín García Case: From His Mother’s Luxuries to How She Covered Up Her and Her Father’s Crimes
IMMIGRATION
Fear Returns: Immigration Raids Reignite Anxiety and Chaos
BUSINESS
Tips on How Short-Form Video Can Transform Your Business Growth
Bill Gates on Fear, Leadership and How Entrepreneurs Can Turn Anxiety Into Innovation
How Startups Can Harness Financial Digitalization to Scale Faster
Del Monte Foods Files Bankruptcy: When Is It the Right Time for a Business to Declare Bankruptcy?