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The Los Angeles city attorney is often described as the most powerful elected official almost no one\u2019s ever heard of. <\/p>\n

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The office prosecutes most misdemeanor crimes, defends the city against costly lawsuits and serves as the public\u2019s chief lawyer at a time when L.A. faces frequent attacks from a hostile White House. Races for the office tend to be sleepy affairs, but this year\u2019s contest has featured last-minute entrants, a whopping influx of cash and defections among the incumbent\u2019s key supporters. <\/p>\n

City Atty. Hydee Feldstein Soto\u2019s first term was marked by an explosion in costly litigation against the city and allegations of misconduct and mistreatment of employees. She has denied wrongdoing and defended her record, but now two well-funded opponents are flanking her from different sides of the political spectrum.<\/p>\n

The race began to heat up last month after a data breach that saw a massive trove of LAPD records leaked onto the internet. That spurred the city\u2019s police union to withdraw its endorsement of Feldstein Soto and tell its members to vote instead for John McKinney, a Los Angeles County prosecutor who has received a massive influx of corporate cash to support his campaign in recent weeks.<\/p>\n

The progressive challenger is Marissa Roy, a deputy attorney general in the California Department of Justice. Roy, 34, has said she would run the office as a sprawling \u201cpublic interest law firm\u201d that sues to fight wage theft and renter harassment, champions a care-first approach to homelessness and stands as a legal bulwark against the Trump administration.<\/p>\n

Roy Behr, a veteran political consultant in the city, said Roy and McKinney have clear brands and target audiences, whereas Feldstein Soto may now be a candidate without a constituency. <\/p>\n

\u201cIt wouldn\u2019t surprise me at all if she didn\u2019t make the runoff. What she\u2019s facing are two people with pretty clear critiques from different directions,\u201d he said of the incumbent. \u201cAll she\u2019s left with is \u2018I did an OK job in an office that people don\u2019t really understand.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n

Feldstein Soto, 67, says she\u2019s the steady hand the city needs as it faces a budget crisis and gears up to host the Olympics in two years. She scoffed at her opponents\u2019 lack of experience in a recent interview, dismissing Roy\u2019s campaign promises as \u201cinsane,\u201d and noting that McKinney\u2019s history as a felony trial prosecutor has little overlap with the city attorney\u2019s job. <\/p>\n

\u201cThis is not the time for on-the-job training,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

A former corporate lawyer, Feldstein Soto squeaked through the primary before sailing to victory in her bid for the position in 2022. She has since taken heat for defending aggressive LAPD crowd control tactics, and also for her refusal to prosecute hundreds involved in 2024 campus protests against the war in Gaza. <\/p>\n

Although Feldstein Soto has received endorsements from Mayor Karen Bass and Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), critics say frequent personality clashes have alienated her from the city\u2019s Democratic kingmakers. McKinney called her a \u201cbully\u201d in a recent interview and said her behavior has demoralized her staff.<\/p>\n

Feldstein Soto pushed back on those criticisms, touting steps she has taken to modernize the office and enhance public safety. She argued many of the allegations against her stem from a 2024 lawsuit filed by a disgruntled employee, who claimed they were subjected to a \u201cbarrage of retaliatory actions\u201d after reporting issues within the office, including mishandling of grant funds, discriminatory treatment of co-workers and \u201cinappropriate alcohol consumption\u201d in the workplace. The case remains pending. Feldstein Soto said the employee was fired for having improper outside employment.<\/p>\n

Explaining her decision to drop most charges in the campus protest cases, Feldstein Soto pointed out many lacked enough evidence for prosecution. <\/p>\n

The city\u2019s legal payouts have exploded under her watch \u2014 jumping from $64 million in the mid-2010s to $294 million in the last fiscal year. Feldstein Soto said the rising costs reflect an increase in \u201cnuclear verdicts\u201d in civil courts nationwide.<\/p>\n

Feldstein Soto noted the city\u2019s payouts were inflated by a \u201ccascade of horrible\u201d cases that were pending when she took office. She said she could only mitigate the damages, citing as examples cases that involved the city\u2019s misuse of federal housing grants and a massive sewage spill.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019ve protected the city at every turn,\u201d she said. \u201cI\u2019m the only candidate in my race who has the receipts to prove that I can do this.\u201d<\/p>\n

Roy said the biggest challenge may be convincing Angelenos to cast a vote at all in what has historically been a low-turnout, down-ballot contest. <\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s where we always start, to be honest,\u201d she said. \u201cIt is one of the most important, least understood positions.\u201d <\/p>\n

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In a city where 60% of residents are renters and many feel under siege by the Trump administration, Roy has campaigned as a civil rights avenger ready to spar with landlords or the White House on behalf of working-class Angelenos.<\/p>\n

She recently hit the streets sporting a crisp purple blazer, violet chrome manicure and a battered pair of black Rothy\u2019s flats, evidence of the shoe-leather she and her army of volunteers have already invested in the race. <\/p>\n

Roy typically starts her pitch by explaining what the city attorney actually does, then delivers her vision for the post. <\/p>\n

\u201cOf course it\u2019s the lawyer for the city, but what people don\u2019t realize is it\u2019s also the lawyer for the people,\u201d she said to one would-be voter in Silver Lake.<\/p>\n

McKinney, 58, said he wants more \u201caggressive\u201d prosecutions for misdemeanor gun crimes, and believes the city attorney has the power to \u201cleverage\u201d homeless people into mental health or addiction treatment after they\u2019ve been arrested. <\/p>\n

Despite having no experience as a civil litigator, the deputy L.A. County district attorney also thinks he can help drive down lawsuit costs for the city. <\/p>\n

McKinney told The Times he envisions himself as \u201ca protector, as the local prosecutor, and a defender, as the general counsel of the city.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cI think public safety is the number one priority, or should be, of all elected officials,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

While Feldstein Soto and Roy have raised considerable war chests, McKinney has received just $72,000 in direct contributions, according to campaign finance records. But independent expenditures supporting his bid have supercharged his finances in the last two weeks, pouring $1.7 million into the race. <\/p>\n

The vast majority of those funds have come from a political action committee backed by Airbnb, which Feldstein Soto sued last year for violating price-gouging laws in the wake of the wildfires. The city attorney has aggressively prosecuted and sued those seeking to profit off wildfire victims, winning a $1.2-million settlement against another rental company in a price-gouging suit this week. <\/p>\n

Feldstein Soto said both of her challengers are financially beholden to special interests, pointing to McKinney\u2019s Airbnb windfall money Roy has taken from a political action committee bankrolled by an organization whose attorneys often sue the city. <\/p>\n

\u201cThey\u2019re not investing millions of dollars for fun and for free because they think these candidates are going to be great city attorneys … they are expecting a return on investment,\u201d Feldstein Soto said. <\/p>\n

McKinney said Airbnb simply believes in his campaign to clean up the city, which would improve tourism and the company\u2019s profits in the city. <\/p>\n

Roy said she has received broad support from across the legal profession and is committed to reducing lawsuit payouts that have \u201cspiraled out of control.\u201d <\/p>\n

Dan Schnur, a USC professor and former advisor to Republican politicians in California, said Feldstein Soto\u2019s biggest obstacle might not be her opponents, but voters themselves fed up with elected officials citywide.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe challenges she faces are very similar to what Bass is going on in the mayor\u2019s race,\u201d he said. \u201cThis is a very impatient and angry electorate that wants change now.\u201d<\/p>\n

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