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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Cerritos public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
March 2027 municipal election and Measure L
Two council seats are up in March 2027, plus Measure L, which would move city elections to November of even years. Nomination papers can be pulled starting November 9; a voter-list postcard mails later this month.
Evaluation of City Charter Officers (City Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk)
The Council met privately to evaluate the city's three top appointed employees. Any personnel action — contracts, discipline, or appointments — will be disclosed later through the City Clerk's office.
Moving Elections to November of Even Years
The council voted 4-1 to let voters decide in March 2027 whether to move city elections from March of odd years to November of even years — a change backers say saves millions and boosts turnout, but which shortens some council terms by about four months.
Leadership Election
Lynda P. Johnson just made history as Cerritos's first Filipina mayor, taking the reins of city leadership. This marks a cool milestone for local representation in our diverse community.
Recall petitions served on Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem
A resident formally served notices of intent to circulate recall petitions on Mayor Yokoyama and Mayor Pro Tem Johnson, backed by 90 registered voters, during public comments.
Council Swearing-in
Cerritos just welcomed two new Filipino-American councilmembers to city leadership, marking a fresh wave of representation for the community. This shift brings new perspectives directly to your local decision-making table.
Election Results
Cerritos is about to make history with two Filipino-Americans leading the race for City Council seats. This is a huge win for local representation, showing our city council is finally starting to look like the community it serves.
Elected Official Benefits
Cerritos Mayor Pro Tem Chuong Vo is in hot water for using city funds to cover his healthcare costs. Residents are rightfully asking questions about how our tax dollars are being spent on perks for local politicians.
Election Campaign
The mayor of Cerritos is running for re-election, and depending on how the city votes, we could see some major shakeups in local leadership. It's a classic race that might bring in fresh faces or keep the current status quo.
Mayor Appointment
Mark Pulido is the new mayor of Cerritos, which is a big deal for local representation, especially for the Filipino-American community. This leadership change sets a fresh tone for city hall and brings new priorities to the forefront.
Election Profile
Get to know Cerritos City Council candidate Grace Hu in this quick Q&A profile. It's a handy way to figure out where she stands before you cast your ballot.