Mike Hernandez’s Accomplishments
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I’m sorry “Back From the Bottom” (by Beth Shuster, Feb. 6) focused on the details of Mike Hernandez’s personal recovery with little on his accomplishments as a city councilman. Your readers should know that Mike has never failed to do his homework, comes to council and committee meetings well prepared and has accomplished a great deal for his district, delivering badly needed affordable housing, recreational facilities and other services for low-income people, especially young people.
John Ferraro
President, Los Angeles City Council
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