Marcos Galperin, co-founder of MercadoLibre Inc., said he’ll focus on artificial intelligence projects after stepping down as ...

Ron Galperin is sanguine about losing the primary for California state controller, though the termed out Los Angeles city controller will miss the job he had for nine years.

Galperin sees the controller post as a way to take on what he calls an “existentialist” and “humanitarian” crisis facing California: housing affordability and homelessness.

Galperin pointed out that better technology was available for $179, or about the price of a light bulb in the projector. And the city Office of Finance can expect to hear from Galperin soon.

Galperin, a lawyer and an ex-journalist, is determined to use computers to analyze the massive amounts of data in City Hall. It’s called Big Data analysis and is common with sports teams, retail ...

Galperin says it’s important to hold elected officials to the highest standards. “I will say that for the two that were indicted while in public office, I exercised my power as controller to ...

Galperin helped found the Coalition Against Stalkerware, and her work has always centered on protecting people — especially those in unsafe homes, relationships or communities. She’s not alone.

Galperin, like Garcetti, has made transparency over city funds a key goal of his office. Both men have created new websites that track city spending in a variety of areas, from payroll to ...

In an audit that will be released Tuesday, Galperin found that more than 1,000 units of housing approved for funding through Proposition HHH could top $600,000 apiece.

Galperin finished first among the six candidates in the primary, about 4,000 votes ahead of Zine, but fell short of the 50% needed to avoid a runoff. Voters should support him again when they go ...