Antonio R. Villaraigosa faces life as a private citizen in Los Angeles after eight years in office, but he is not ruling out more public service.
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Antonio R. Villaraigosa faces life as a private citizen in Los Angeles after eight years in office, but he is not ruling out more public service. Continue reading Villaraigosa Leaving Office Without Regrets, or Job City Councilman Eric Garcetti appeared poised to face City Controller Wendy Gruel in a May runoff election, based on early returns. Continue reading Los Angeles Mayor’s Race Likely Headed to Runoff Maureen O’Connor, 66, blamed an addiction aggravated by a brain tumor for a gargantuan spree that she financed in part by taking from her husband’s charity. Continue reading Over a Decade, Maureen O’Connor Spent $1 Billion on Bets Mr. Koch was a brash combative three-term mayor who steered New York City through the fiscal austerity of the late 1970s and the racial conflicts and corruption scandals of the 1980s. Continue reading Edward I. Koch, 1924-2013: Edward I. Koch, Ex-Mayor of New York, Dies Edward I. Koch, 88, who had been hospitalized two other times in recent months, was admitted on Jan. 19 with a lung ailment. Continue reading Former Mayor Edward Koch Is Released From New York Hospital Members of the United States Conference of Mayors, at their winter meeting in Washington, said they were heartened by President Obama’s call for new laws to curb gun violence. Continue reading Recalling Pain of Guns’ Toll, Mayors Urge Bills’ Passage When Stu Loeser leaves next month as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s press secretary, the mayor will have to finish his term without one of his most trusted advisers. Continue reading With Departure of Stu Loeser, Bloomberg Will Lose Fierce Protector A news program showed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg using his helicopter over the weekend at a helipad where trips on Saturday and Sunday are prohibited. Continue reading Bloomberg Violates Weekend Helicopter Ban, and Will Stop Antonio R. Villaraigosa’s name has returned to the small list of next-generation Democrats who have been waiting in the wings as some of the older guards of California politics move to retirement. Continue reading Mayor Villaraigosa’s Sights Set Beyond Los Angeles For Mayor Jean Quan, a longtime civil rights activist and former union organizer, the possibility of being undone by youthful demonstrators poses a painful paradox. Continue reading In Oakland, Mayor Quan Struggles to Put Protest in the Past For Mayor Jean Quan, a longtime civil rights activist and former union organizer, the possibility of being undone by youthful demonstrators poses a painful paradox. Continue reading In Oakland, Mayor Quan Struggles to Put Protest in the Past With the field of candidates to succeed Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg seeming to narrow, not expand, which famous, rich or ambitious New Yorker might be enlisted to join the fray? Continue reading In New York City Mayor’s Race, Search for Dream Candidate As far as people who keep track of these things can tell, Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. of Charleston, S.C., has been in office longer than any other sitting American city mayor. Continue reading Joseph P. Riley Jr., Mayor of Charleston, S.C., Seeking 10th Term Steve Berke, calling himself a member of the After Party, promotes his candidacy with videos in which he smokes marijuana, cavorts with models and downs vodka shots. Continue reading Miami Beach Comedian’s Serious (Mostly) Candidacy Michael R. Bloomberg secured another four years in office at considerable personal cost, and so far, has received mostly headaches in return. Continue reading Gotham Extra: Mayor Bloomberg and Those Third-Term Blues Michael R. Bloomberg secured another four years in office at considerable personal cost, and so far, has received mostly headaches in return. Continue reading Gotham Extra: Mayor Bloomberg and Those Third-Term Blues Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and an all-but declared candidate for mayor, started out as a left-leaning Chelsea activist but is now courting a broader electorate. Continue reading Edging to Center, Her Eye on the Mayoral Race |
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Mexico nominates NAFTA negotiator to lead World Trade Organization
Mexico has nominated a former minister who led the country’s negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement to take over the helm of the World Trade Organization, the WTO said Saturday. Herminio Blanco Mendoza is a 62-year-old economist who served as Mexico’s chief NAFTA…
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