Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mary Strobel tentatively ruled Measure J “constitutionally invalid” because it interferes with the Board of Supervisors’ authority, as granted by state law, over the budget. Click here to read the tentative ruling issued June 17, 2021.
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7/21/2020: BOS Votes To Place Amendment on the Ballot
7/21/2020: Back-Of-The-Envelope Estimate of 10% Set Aside
11/3/2020: Measure J/Charter Amendment Passes
11/10/2020: Re-Imagine LA Advisory Committee Established
January-May 2021: Budget Team Analyzes Allocation Methodology
3/16/2021: CEO Recommends $100 Million First Year “Down Payment”
4/1/2021: Presentation to Committee on Calculating Set Aside
4/20/2021: Board Approves $100 Million Down Payment
5/17/2021: CEO Reports to BOS on Methodology
5/18/2021: CEO Meets with Advisory Committee
6/17/2021: Judge Rules Measure J “Constitutionally Invalid”
7/14/2021: Judge Confirms Ruling
8/10/2021: Board Establishes Care First Community Investment Advisory Committee
8/10/2021: Board Sets CFCI Policy
9/22/2021: CFCI Holds First Meeting
4/19/2022: Board Approves $100 Million Year Two Installment
7/1/2022: Department of Youth Development Launched
11/1/2022: Justice, Care and Opportunities Department Launched