Traci Park
Coverage of Traci Park in the Nexus archive.
- LA City Council votes for higher gas prices, fewer energy jobs
The LA City Council voted unanimously to ban new oil and gas operations within city limits and phase out existing fossil fuel infrastructure over the next 20 years. The decision received no dissenting voices and no advocacy for lower energy prices, affordability, jobs, or common sense.
- LA City Council incumbents hold comfortable leads over challengers as vote count continues
LA City Council incumbents maintain strong leads over challengers as vote counts continue. City Councilwoman Traci Park holds a substantial lead over challenger Faizah Malik on the westside of L.A.
- A closer look at LA's Council District 11 race: Meet your candidates
The 2026 Los Angeles City Council District 11 race features incumbent Traci Park and candidate Faizah Malik. Both focus on housing, public safety, and community development. Malik advocates for affordable housing and sanctuary city policies, while Park emphasizes encampment relocations and wetlands restoration.
- L.A. Council approves $15 billion budget, clearing the way to hire 510 police officers
The Los Angeles City Council approved a $15 billion budget that allocates funding to hire 510 new police officers. City Councilmember Traci Park cast the sole opposing vote, citing concerns that the budget inadequately funds the fire department and reduces homeless encampment cleanups in her coastal district.
- Your guide to the L.A. City Council District 11 race: Traci Park vs. Faizah Malik
The L.A. City Council District 11 race pits incumbent Traci Park, supported by police and fire unions, against challenger Faizah Malik, who is backed by the Democratic Socialists of America. The contest highlights ideological divides between union-aligned and progressive activist groups.