About Ron

RonKayecartoon.jpgRon Kaye is the former editor of the Los Angeles Daily News where he spent 23 years helping to make the newspaper the voice of the San Fernando Valley and fighting for a city government that serves the people and not special interests. Twice in recent years, Los Angeles Magazine listed Kaye among the city's most influential people, specifically in the area of politics. Kaye has been variously described in the media as the "accidental anarchist," "the Patrick Henry of the San Fernando Valley" and a "passionate populist." He is now committed to carrying on his crusade for a greater Los Angeles as an ordinary citizen. The illustration was done by retired Daily News graphic artist Jorge Irribarren.

Saving L.A. Project (S.L.A.P)

Celebrate Community Unity

Noon protest and rally on July 14 at City Hall

If you're fed up with the failure of the schools and city government to serve your needs and make L.A. a great city, join the movement for change. Bastille Day, July 14, celebrates the start of the French Revolution. Let this demonstation be the start of the Los Angeles Revolution, the day the people took power over the politicians. Come in costume, come as you are. Bring your gripes in signs and symbols and leave them at City Hall as a petition for redress of grievances. Volunteers, organizers, musicians, clowns and anyone who wants to make this the day they'll never forget are needed. Help organize. Propose Names for the protest. Join the movement to save L.A.Sign up now.

About Ron

Ron Kaye is the former editor of the Los Angeles Daily News where he spent 23 years helping to make the newspaper the voice of the San Fernando Valley and fighting for a city government that serves the people and not special interests.

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