Shortly after wildfires devastated Los Angeles earlier this year, longtime civic leader and developer Steve Soboroff was named chief recovery officer for Los Angeles where he was tasked with ...

Soboroff, a real estate developer and longtime ... He helped bring the Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center) to downtown Los Angeles and led development of Playa Vista, a multibillion-dollar ...

Jacob Soboroff, a national and political correspondent for NBC News, has set a deal with HarperCollins to write a book ...

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced Friday that civic leader Steve Soboroff — a former police commissioner and advisor to late former Mayor Richard Riordan, who was a driving force in the ...

Before joining CBS in 2024, she worked at NBC LA, Telemundo 52, The Los Angeles Times and KOMO 4 News in Seattle. Mayor Karen Bass and newly named Chief Recovery Officer Steve Soboroff met Monday ...

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass backtracked on Saturday amid reports that her wildfire recovery czar, Steve Soboroff, would be compensated $500,000 for 90 days of work. The Los Angeles Times first ...

Steve Soboroff is a longtime fixture in Los Angeles civic life who is now serving as chief recovery officer for the city’s wildfire comeback. For more stories about the Los Angeles fires ...

In his last week as L.A.'s fire recovery czar, Steve Soboroff said he was shut out ... Crypto.com Arena (formerly Staples Center) to downtown Los Angeles and piloted the development of Playa ...

THE MAN THE LOS ANGELES MAYOR NAMED AS CHIEF RECOVERY OFFICER AFTER THE FIRES WILL NOW WORK FOR FREE AFTER BACKLASH OVER HIS PROPOSED HALF $1 MILLION SALARY. STEVE SOBOROFF WAS FORMER LOS ANGELES ...

Picking up trash at The Park at Cross Creek in Malibu was like a reflex for Steve ... s guess given Soboroff’s diverse resume: chair and CEO of Playa Vista, 10 years as Los Angeles Police ...

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass backtracked on Saturday amid reports that her wildfire recovery czar, Steve Soboroff, would be compensated $500,000 for 90 days of work. The Los Angeles Times first ...