By Peter Kiefer The relationship between Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass and the city’s chief recovery officer, Steve Soboroff, who she appointed in January to lead the first phase of the city’s ...

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced Friday that civic leader Steve Soboroff — a former police commissioner and advisor to late former Mayor Richard Riordan, who was a driving force in the ...

To lie or not to lie about $5,556-a-day in pay, that is the question between Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Steve Soboroff, the city’s wildfire recovery czar. Soboroff, L.A.’s chief recovery ...

Mayor Karen Bass’ chief recovery officer, Steve Soboroff, vented his frustrations at a private event at the tony Harvard-Westlake School, saying he was lied to. He later walked back the comments.

Steve Soboroff, who was chosen to lead the rebuilding efforts in the aftermath of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, is walking back his recent comment in which he claimed Mayor Karen Bass ...

With mayoral appointees, consulting firms, nonprofit groups and council members all in the mix, it's difficult to discern who will be in charge of what.

The office of Mayor Karen Bass told ABC7 he would ... a statement Saturday night, saying Soboroff has agreed to modify his agreement and work for free. "Steve is always there for LA," said Bass.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and her disaster recovery czar Steve Soboroff in Pacific Palisades on Jan. 27. (Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times) 41,366 people played the daily Crossword recently.

LOS ANGELES — Mayor Karen Bass removed the city’s fire ... pay — of her designated “recovery czar,” developer Steve Soboroff. Bass sought to downplay any sense of chaos after the cascade ...

Steve Soboroff won't take $500k salary after backlash One of the recent controversies in LA's wildfire response involves Steve Soboroff. LA Mayor Karen Bass appointed him to be her point person to ...

Steve Soboroff, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' wildfire recovery czar, went public with his frustrations about doing the job for free, telling an audience he was "lied to" — and had the texts and ...