This week we talk about the current Elections that are taking place for the vacant Los Angeles CD Seat. We had an interview with Candidate Marcos Santana and we also have “candidate statements” from all the other candidates that are running for this seat. Elections for the L.A. CD 6 are on April 4th, 2023
We will also be talking about the local Neighborhood Councils that also will be taking place soon.
Additionally, we also welcome Ms. Jazmine Aquino as a cast member of our show Business This Week.
Don’t miss this episode on Saturday at 2:00 pm on KROJ 101.5 FM

We do business and entertainment interviews


About Business This Week:
The venue to talk business and entertainment
Business this week is a show that talks to business leaders, business owners, and representatives from different companies and business institutions. We bring information to our audience that is relevant and important to their business and career, this show is also used as a forum to address laws and circumstances that can affect business in the community.
As entertainment we also interview featured artist and members of the Entertainment Industry.
Business This week is on the air Saturdays at 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm on KROJ 101.5 FM in the San Fernando Valley

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