LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Following an uproar over the planned salary for Steve Soboroff, who was chosen to lead the rebuilding efforts in the aftermath of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires ...
Soboroff, a real estate developer and longtime civic leader, will serve as chief recovery officer for the city. Former police commission President Steve Soboroff will lead the first phase of the ...
Former police commission President Steve Soboroff will lead the first phase of the city's wildfire rebuilding effort, Mayor Karen Bass said Friday. Soboroff, a real estate developer and longtime ...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Friday, Jan. 17, appointed longtime civic official, businessman and developer Steve Soboroff to lead rebuilding efforts in the aftermath of the devastating wildfire ...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass speaks to journalists in a press conference to announce Steve Soboroff (left) to lead L.A.'s wildfire rebuilding and recovery efforts Apu Gomes/Getty Images Los ...
One leading Los Angeles developer has been tasked with leading the rebuilding of Pacific Palisades and surrounding areas after the L.A. wildfires: Steve Soboroff. Mayor Karen Bass named the ...
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass Friday appointed longtime L.A. businessman and civic leader Steve Soboroff to head rebuilding efforts in the Pacific Palisades following the raging wildfire that devastated ...
Mayor Karen Bass and newly named Chief Recovery Officer Steve Soboroff met Monday near the Palisades Fire zone to discuss recovery efforts, promising to "maximize resources and minimize time" to ...
Steve Soboroff, standing to the left of L.A. mayor Karen Bass, will lead rebuilding efforts. (Courtesy City of Los Angeles) Soboroff’s job entails coordinating reconstruction strategies with the ...
As the newly appointed chief recovery officer for the city of Los Angeles, real estate developer and civic leader Steve Soboroff is getting to work on rebuilding all that’s been lost from the fires.
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