Mayor Bass claws back $500K for LA recovery czar pay
Steve Soboroff, the recently appointed Los Angeles wildfire recovery czar, was to be paid $500,000 for 90 days of work, saying his expertise was well worth the price. But then Mayor Karen Bass, faced with backlash over the $5,556-a-day fee to be paid by nonprofit groups, reversed course, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Backtracks on $500,000 Payday for Wildfire Recovery Czar After Outcry
After facing backlash for agreeing to pay a new czar $500,000 to help with recovery efforts in Los Angeles in the wake of devastating wildfires, the city’s mayor, Karen Bass, has reversed course and announced that he would be doing the job for free.
After being exposed for pulling in a half-million dollar salary, Los Angeles “Recovery Chief” Steve Soboroff quickly agreed to work for free. While California works to begin […] ...
Steve Soboroff, una figura destacada en la vida cívica de Los Ángeles, no aceptará un salario después de enfrentar las ...
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Chief recovery officer Steve Soboroff agrees to work for free following uproar over salaryLOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Following an uproar over the planned salary for Steve Soboroff, who was chosen to lead the rebuilding efforts in the aftermath of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, the ...
Civic leaders in the region believe that side efforts are necessary to rebuild after the wildfires. They just can’t settle on ...
As the newly appointed chief recovery officer for the city of Los Angeles, real estate developer and civic leader Steve ...
The response to homelessness in California, which has suffered from a lack of clear responsibility with officials pointing ...
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