“Gaslit”: Mayoral debate underscores broken trust in city hall
The day after the first mayoral debate featuring a trio of candidates dubbed the race’s frontrunners left some in real estate wanting a fresh face at city hall. It’s an election some are calling one of the most consequential in years for the nation’s second-largest city as voters look for an overhaul of public safety, leadership, housing and homelessness. Wednesday evening’s debate marked the first time mayoral hopeful and former “The Hills” reality TV star Spencer Pratt shared the stage with competitors Karen Bass and Nithya Raman. The lively conversation came just as early voting by mail kicked off for […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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