All victims deserve compassion and deep respect for the courage to come forward, speak their truth, and hold their abusers accountable.

Antonio Villaraigosa today celebrated the LA Metro Board’s approval of the K Line Northern Extension

Antonio Villaraigosa today celebrated the LA Metro Board’s approval of the K Line Northern Extension

Antonio Villaraigosa today celebrated the LA Metro Board’s approval of the K Line Northern Extension

Last night, USC reversed course on its debate criteria following widespread concerns about fairness and transparency.

LA Times reports confirmed that Chad Bianco oversaw the seizure of more than half a million ballots in Riverside County as part of what has been described as “a widely criticized and baseless election probe.”

Antonio Villaraigosa released his plan to lower gas prices for California working families, protect jobs, and stabilize the state’s energy future.

Prominent attorney Eric George, Esq of Ellis George LLP sent a demand letter on behalf of Antonio Villaraigosa to ABC News and the University of Southern California Center for the Political Future to immediately revisit and correct his exclusion from the upcoming California gubernatorial debate.

In response to today’s news about César Chávez, Antonio Villaraigosa released the following statement.

The California Federation Labor Union today announced its endorsement of Antonio Villaraigosa for Governor of California.

The criteria developed by a University of Southern California Professor to determine participation in the upcoming USC/ABC gubernatorial debate raises serious questions and doubts about fairness and bias in the gubernatorial election.

Antonio Villaraigosa will continue his statewide Affordability Tour with a stop in Salinas, where he will meet with local farmers and agricultural leaders at Reservoir Farms to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing California agriculture.

President Donald Trump’s decision to launch a war with Iran without a clear strategy is placing Californians directly in harm’s way while driving up already painful energy costs.

As Californians continue to face the highest gas prices in the country, Antonio Villaraigosa called for an immediate moratorium on costly regulations that drive up energy prices and make life more expensive for working families across the state.

As global conflict involving Iran drives oil prices higher, Californians are once again seeing the cost of gasoline spike; putting pressure on family budgets and exposing the state’s vulnerability to global energy shocks.

For generations, California has been the engine of innovation and opportunity in America. But when a major employer that has called our state home for nearly 50 years decides to move its headquarters out of California, it raises serious questions about the pressures facing businesses and workers alike.

Hundreds of supporters, labor leaders, elected officials, and community members gathered in Los Angeles last weekend to officially kick off the campaign for governor of California by former mayor and Assembly Speaker Antonio Villaraigosa.

A new national jobs report released Friday shows the U.S. economy lost 92,000 jobs last month while the unemployment rate rose to 4.4 percent, raising concerns about the strength of the labor market.

“Firing one official doesn’t change the reality families are living with every day. The problem isn’t one person, it’s an administration that has chosen fear and chaos over solutions.”

Antonio Villaraigosa officially filed paperwork to run for Governor of California, formalizing a statewide campaign focused on delivering results for working families and restoring opportunity across the state.