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Roy Advocates for Remote Work, Challenges Incumbent City Attorney

4/7/2026

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Marissa Roy, a Los Angeles city attorney candidate, proposes that government lawyers work in-office only two days a month.
Hydee Feldstein Soto, the incumbent city attorney, calls for more in-person attendance.
The shift to remote work has harmed local businesses, with revenue drops of up to 90%, including in San Francisco where in-office requirements have tightened.
Roy has raised over $450,000 in campaign contributions as she gains traction.

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Story summary

Marissa Roy, a Los Angeles city attorney candidate, proposes that government lawyers work in-office only two days a month.
Hydee Feldstein Soto, the incumbent city attorney, calls for more in-person attendance.
The shift to remote work has harmed local businesses, with revenue drops of up to 90%, including in San Francisco where in-office requirements have tightened.
Roy has raised over $450,000 in campaign contributions as she gains traction.