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In this episode we welcome L.A. City Council Member Imelda Padilla. 

She is the first Latina from the East Valley to be appointed to the Metro Board of Directors. Her appointment is a crucial step toward equitable representation in transportation decision-making. With the East Valley Light Rail set to connect Sylmar to Burbank, she is looking to revitalize the Van Nuys Business Corridor.

The 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles – CD6 will be hosting a few events, and we talked about what this means for the district.

 

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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.

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