The San Jose Mercury News on the role Assemblyman Isadore Hall played in helping Majestic securing the environmental exemption for its Industry stadium. "[Ed] Roski, who together with his wife and his company have contributed more than $2 million to California campaigns in the past decade and who has a fleet of lobbyists with ties to key legislators, did what anyone with such connections would do: He had his people write a bill. From there, Roski's commercial real estate company, Majestic Realty, teamed up with Assemblyman Isadore Hall, D-Compton, a legislator eager to make a name for himself." [Mercury News]
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