Yet in his private life, Council President Herb Wesson has struggled with a considerably more mundane set of issues: paying the bills on time. In financial disclosure forms, Wesson has reported receiving between $10,000 and $100,000 per year in income from his rental property. By then, a separate default notice had been filed on the Wessons’ Mid-City residence, a two-story Spanish Colonial Revival built in 1923. But trouble reared up again in January, when the county recorded another default notice on the Wesson home. But around the same time, the county filed another default notice over the rental house.

Source: Los Angeles Times August 17, 2016 19:46 UTC