Support comes from Kittspace Children's Museum, presenting the Kitspace Neighborhood Block Party May 31st in Brookside Park.

Enjoy live entertainment, community art, kindness projects, and local food and a joy-filled celebration of Pasadena and Altadena.

Details and RSVP at Kitspacemuseum.org.

Support comes from Pasadena Playhouse presenting Lerner and Loz Brigadune, a lush

classic American musical featuring beloved Broadway standards, almost like being in love and

the Heather on the Hill. Brigadune is now on stage through June 14th. Tickets are on sale

at Pasadenaplayhouse.org.

You're listening to Imperfect Paradise. I'm Nereida Moreno.

This week on the show, we continue our voter game plan series, bringing you key info about the top primary

races across Los Angeles and Orange counties to help you navigate the June 2nd primary elections.

This is the third installment in our series. We're focusing on arguably the most high-profile

local races. The race for L.A. mayor, new polling shows incumbent Karen Bass, still leads the

pack, but re-and-for-L.A. County Sheriff. Multiple contenders are looking to

unseat incumbent Sheriff Robert Luna. The stakes are high. Both positions hold substantial

power with influence over important issues. Right now, incumbents L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and

Sheriff Robert Luna face crowded fields of challengers,

with even a reality TV personality entering the field. L.A.'s civics and democracy correspondent

Frank Stoltz has reported extensively on the races for L.A. Mayor and L.A. County Sheriff.

He's put together the voter game plan guides for those races and is our resident political expert, and he's here with us now. Hey, Frank.

Hey, Narita. So, Frank, there are more than a dozen candidates running for L.A. mayor, who are the clear frontrunners here?

Incumbent mayor Karen Bass is holding her lead with 30% support. That's according to the latest poll from Emerson College

inside California politics, which comes just a few weeks before the primary. Spencer Pratt,

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