The League of Women Voters of California will continue to work on issues of money in politics, although the focus may be a bit different this year.  For more on this read the Update here. 

At the national level much effort is still needed on right-to-vote issues.  This was in Thursday's newsletter:
"League Submits Nearly 30,000 Comments to the FEC
Thanks to your support LWVUS was able to submit nearly 30,000 comments to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) in support of stricter disclosure regulations as well as tightening the definition of coordination between candidates and outside groups. Your comments to the FEC underscore that you believe that Americans have a right to know who is funding our nation's political campaigns in the wake of the 5 year anniversary of the Citizens United decision this week."

At the local level we have just finished Program Planning in preparation for the LWVC Convention May 15-17 in San Diego (see picture above) and are actively planning for Lunch with the Mayor, Women's History Month, and other upcoming events.

The Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City has another superb exhibit right now, "Sink or Swim: Designing for a Sea Change".  It runs Wed-Sun, 11-6 with a few exceptions through May 3.  Validated parking is $1.00 on weekends, $3.50 week days.  See http://annenbergphotospace.org/ for details.