A group of more than two dozen mayors and city council members from around Los Angeles County Thursday announced their support of Measure G, which would nearly double the size of the county Board of Supervisors from five to nine and create a new county executive position that would be elected, akin to a city mayor.

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">A group of more than two dozen mayors and city council members from around Los Angeles County Thursday announced their support of Measure G, which would nearly double the size of the county Board of Supervisors from five to nine and create a new county executive position that would be elected, akin to a city mayor.</p>

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