Oakland councilmember who’s called for more police resources is first to enter mayor’s race

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By Sarah Ravani — San Francisco Chronicle, 09/29/21

“Taylor said he intends to hold police accountable as the department continues its 18th year under federal oversight. But he also wants to push for more police resources so that the city is not ‘putting more lives at risk.’”

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