The Last Egg Man

If you look closely at the San Fernando Valley, you still see sights rarely imagined by people who don’t know it — open sod fields, a few lingering citrus groves and stands of cacti — remnants and signposts of a land that was. Today, Valley residents find themselves fighting for the essential character of the place they call home.

Meanwhile, Arno is counting his chickens — and counting on his neighbors to challenge City Hall’s vision of “inevitability.”

Arno and his political consultants (Photo by Orly Olivier)

Oscar Ensafi: An official notes he’s doing it for the money. (PHOTO BY TIMOTHY NORRIS)

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Lorinda Toledo contributed to this story.