Old school politics, progressive platform 

State Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi addresses a Stop Oil rally at the Hermosa Beach Pier in April, 2014. He was joined by (left to right) South Bay 350’s Joe Galliani, Heal the Bay’s Sarah Sikich, Surfrider’s Craig Cadwallader, Hermosa Beach Councilwoman Nanette Barragan, State Senator Ted Lieu, Stop Hermosa Beach Oil’s (and future councilwoman) Stacey Amato, Earthworks’ John Arbelaez, and Los Angeles Waterkeeper’s Brian Meux. Photo by Kevin Cody
Safe seat gives Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi opportunity to advance environmental, and public safety measures by Kevin Cody Four-term State Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi is employing old school politics to advance his progressive platform this election season, starting with the $34 million in state funds he has secured for his district since the start of this year. The funds include $15 million to help Redondo Beach acquire the AES power plant, and restore its wetlands; $500,000 for Redondo’s H
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