“We take care of the city. It’s time the city took care of us.”

Estuardo with child on shoulders

For generations, our neighborhoods have powered Los Angeles—working the toughest jobs, raising families, and building culture. But too often, we’ve been overlooked. We’re organizing for safer streets, affordable homes, and a government that shows up for the people who keep this city moving.

I’m running because I believe Los Angeles should work for the people who make it run—workers, parents, immigrants, and neighbors like mine in South Central.

I’ve spent decades organizing alongside my community, winning protections against displacement, raising wages, and demanding resources stay where they’re earned.

This city raised me, and now I’m raising my daughter here. I want her—and every child—to grow up in a city that values dignity, safety, and belonging.

I’m not here to manage decline. I’m here to build a Los Angeles rooted in justice, joy, and the power of community.

Estuardo with megaphone

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