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Southeast Los Angeles County, which has struggled for years with public corruption investigations and bruising politics, is emerging from Tuesday’s municipal elections with a pair of black eyes. LA Times Article

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Come join us to the neighborhood meeting at the Bell Community Center located at 6250 Pine Ave at 7pm on February 26, 2009. Main topics will be officers giving a report on the recent burglaries and robberies & will answer any questions you would have. I hope all candidates will be available at the meeting [...]

Recently, Luis Artiga and Teresa Jacobo sent out campaign mailers, flyers, and they stated on their website that they are endorsed by the Bell Police Department. This is a false endorsement!  The interim Chief of police and City Manager deny that the Bell Police Department or the Bell Police Association endorse any of the candidates. [...]

Voter who choose to vote by mail can do so until Feb. 24. You could obtain a application by following this link http://alisaleh.com/Vote-by-mail.pdf. Thanks for your continued support. I hope to see you all  and remember to urge your friends, family and neighbors to join Ali, Hussein and thousands of Bell residents in standing up for the [...]

First, I’d like to promise every voter in this city and anyone else who is interested that our campaign will be clean and positive. I would ask the same of the opposition. It’s the least we can all do to respect the voters and the democratic process. Unfortunately, that doesn’t seem to be how the [...]

We have been so humbled by the outpouring of support from the citizens of the city who have encouraged us to take on this challenge. It’s truly been an honor. We’ve spent the last several weeks talking to people across the city. What we’ve heard is that people want change. And they want it now. [...]