With less than a month until she takes over the city, Congresswoman Karen Bass, knows she has very little time to tackle the city's crises.
With less than a month until she takes over the city, Congresswoman Karen Bass, who will soon be Los Angeles' newest mayor, acknowledged that she has little time to assemble a team to tackle the crises at hand.
As she probes possible candidates for her leadership and transition team, Bass has very little time to waste. After a hard-fought victory, she knows that there are high expectations for her, with residents looking to her to solve the city's major issues, especially the homeless crisis and crime. "Angelenos are so frustrated. There is so much pent-up urgency to see something happen immediately," she said.
"This would essentially allow all of the departments to come together so that we can expedite things," Bass said."We need to fast-track things. We need to move past the bureaucracy — bureaucracy stands in the way. It takes so long to do anything here when it comes to development. Any developer would tell you that, whether it's a nonprofit, for-profit developer."
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