LA Mayoral Candidates Face Climate Test | California News

0:00Tonight, Los Angeles voters get a chance to hear directly from mayoral candidates, Karen Bass and Nithia Rahman about their environmental game plans. LAS is hosting a forum where each candidate will give 45 minutes to lay out their vision for a cleaner L.A. and discuss how they plan to. Tackle climate issues. This is a big deal because scientists are saying this decade is crucial for taking action on climate change. The forum is happening at L.A. Trade Tech College and is free to the public. If you can't make it in person, you can tune in live on LAS8930FM or catch the stream on their YouTube channel. It's set to run from 6 to 8 pm and they're aiming for a relaxed, fireside chat style, so expect more substance than just sound bites. This event is put together by a coalition of environmental and environmental justice groups, showing how important this issue is to the community. The goal is to give voters the information they need to make an informed choice come election day on November 3rd.

1:01It's all about making sure the next leader of L.A. has a solid plan for our planet. The moderator, Aaron Stone, is L.A. a senior reporter covering climate and the environment. She's emphasized that this is a critical moment for protecting future generations from the worst effects of climate change. The conversations are designed to help voters decide who best aligns with their priorities for a sustainable future. So if you're in L.A. and care about the environment, this is your chance to get the inside scoop directly from the people who want to lead the city. It's a focused discussion, giving each candidate ample time to explain their approach without the usual political back and forth. That's your update from California News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.