Before entering U.S. politics, L.A.’s first South Asian Mayor-elect worked among the urban poor in Chennai, where she used data to expose gaps in slum resettlement and public facilities
Democratic socialist-backed candidate Nithya Raman won the Los Angeles mayor race after incumbent Karen Bass conceded.
The democratic socialist will take charge of a city grappling with homelessness, housing costs, public safety and crumbling infrastructure, while needing to bridge political divisions at City Hall.
Mayor-elect Raman says she will cut homelessness in half by 2028, end it by 2030. Can she deliver?
India-born Nithya Raman has defeated incumbent Karen Bass in the Los Angeles mayoral election, becoming the first South Asian and Asian American to lead the second-largest US city
Nithya Raman has won the Los Angeles mayoral election, becoming the first Indian American to lead America's second-largest city.
Indian-born democratic socialist Nithya Raman has been elected Mayor of Los Angeles, scripting history as she becomes the first South Asian mayor of the nation's second-largest city. Raman, 45,...
Born in Kerala, Nithya Raman moved to the US at six and eventually entered electoral politics. Here's everything to know about her rise.
Against all odds, Nithya Raman has won Los Angeles' mayoral election on a promise to make the city better. It was in Chennai that she cut her teeth in urban planning, working on issues such as...
Nithya Raman's Los Angeles mayoral win and Shashi Tharoor's tweet have revived the focus on mayoral powers. Here's how US and Indian city mayors differ.
Nithya Raman has made history after beating Karen Bass in the Los Angeles mayoral race. The 45-year-old will be the first Indian-American to hold the highest office in the City of Angels. Her...
Kerala-born Raman defeats Karen Bass, making her the first South Asian to lead America’s second-largest city alongside New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani
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