Source: New York Post
Los Angeles City Council members earning nearly a quarter of a million dollars per year want to only meet one day per week as the city faces growing crises. The council — whose base salaries start at $245,255 and can climb as high as $270,389 — voted 12–0 on June 30 in favor of putting on the November ballot a measure slashing the City Charter’s minimum requirement. One member of the 15-member council, Monica Rodriguez, walked out in protest, while two others were absent for the vote.
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