Compton City Council cancels weekly meeting, again, as the 'Crisis in Compton' continues

COMPTON, Calif. (FOX 11) - Some Compton residents said they are fed up their city representatives. They are specifically talking about three council members -- Janna Zurita, Isaac Galvan and Tana McCoy. Residents have said that this trio is often missing from city meetings, bringing business to a halt in the City of Compton.

On Tuesday night, the council was supposed to vote on using $1 million in funding to fix the potholes throughout the city.

Residents also accuse Zurita, Galvan and McCoy of being a "voting block" -- meaning they allegedly conspire against the Mayor of Compton Aja Brown.

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Residents said the three council members often vote against perfectly good proposals if Mayor Brown supports them. Their evidence? They point to a video that surfaced showing Councilwoman Zurita explaining why she voted against a project that would have brought $500,000 in renovations to the city of Compton.

On June 4, Compton residents will head to the polls. Councilwoman Zurita of district one is running against newcomer Michelle Chambers.