L.A. mayoral hopefuls Karen Bass, Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt spent the weekend making their final campaign push as recent polls show a tightening Tuesday primary.

California Democrats have been wringing their hands for weeks about who would emerge as front-runners in the unusually crowded race to replace termed-out Gov. Gavin Newsom.

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Gubernatorial rivals, led by Democrat Tom Steyer, have made Becerra’s years in the Biden Cabinet a focus of attacks. While there’s certainly room for criticism, there seems to be some axes being ground.

Rodriguez, who is running unopposed, has lined up behind Bass despite years of pointed criticism directed at her administration.

As election day approaches, L.A.’s future is on the line. Here are a few things to consider.

The proposal is being debated as incumbent city attorney Feldstein Soto seeks to fend off challengers in Tuesday’s primary.

If Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer were to finish one-two in the primary, the Democrat-vs.-Democrat general election race would force both candidates to answer tough questions.

I urge Pratt to reacquaint himself with the words of the messiah in whose path he professes to follow. Humility, frugality, turning the other cheek — it’s what Jesus taught and what Pratt has long rejected.