Bishop Leroy Guillory, Compton Mayor 2026 'A True Public Servant'

 

Bishop Leroy Guillory Talks Candid About His Candidacy for Mayor of Compton 2026 'Now An Ombudsman General, Archbishop, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, and Author

I Want To Work With All Compton Citizens To Make Compton An 'All American City' Again!”

— BISHOP LEROY GUILLORY, Ombudsman General

COMPTON, CA, UNITED STATES, April 24, 2026 

Bishop Leroy Guillory, a renowned Human Rights Activist, has announced his candidacy for Mayor of Compton in 2026. Bishop Guillory is the Ombudsman General, Archbishop, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, and an Author. With a strong background in Social Justice and Community Empowerment, Bishop Guillory aims to bring positive change and progress to the role of Mayor of Compton. 

As Ombudsman General and Your New Mayor of Compton 2026, I want to reiterate our core commitment to the community: "Service First!" We are dedicated to ensuring that your needs are addressed with the highest level of priority and care. Said, Bishop Guillory

As a Human Rights Activist, Bishop Guillory has dedicated his life to fighting for equality and justice for all. His extensive experience advocating for marginalized communities and promoting diversity and inclusion makes him a strong candidate for Mayor. He believes in providing a voice for those who are often unheard and ensuring fair treatment for all individuals.

In addition to his activism, Bishop Guillory is also a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist. He has founded multiple businesses and organizations that have significantly impacted their communities. His entrepreneurial spirit and passion for giving back make him an ideal candidate for his new role as Mayor. He plans to use his skills and resources to create opportunities for the residents of Compton.

Bishop Guillory is also an accomplished author, with several published works on human rights and social justice issues. His writing has inspired and educated many, and he hopes to continue spreading awareness and promoting positive change through his writing as the Mayor of Compton. With his strong moral compass and dedication to serving others, Bishop Guillory is ready to take on his new role. 

As Bishop Guillory embarks on this new journey, he is committed to using his platform to bring about meaningful change and create a better future for all. He believes that by working together and uplifting one another, we can build a more just and equitable society. With his diverse background and unwavering determination, Bishop Guillory is a promising candidate for Mayor of Compton California.

Bishop Leroy Guillory, known for his dedication to serving the community and with years of experience as an Ombudsman General, Archbishop, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, and Author, is the front runner in the race and is determined to bring positive change to the city. "I want to work with all Compton citizens to make Compton an all-American city again!" Said Bishop Guillory. 

In a recent interview, Bishop Guillory spoke candidly about his decision to run for Mayor and his plans for the city. He expressed his passion for serving the community and his determination to tackle the corruption that has plagued Compton for years. As a Compton resident himself, Bishop Guillory understands the struggles and challenges faced by the residents and is committed to making a difference.

Bishop Guillory also addressed the issue of high taxes in Compton, stating that it is unacceptable for the residents to bear the burden of corruption through high taxes. He promised to work towards reducing taxes and ensuring that the city's resources are used for the betterment of the community. With his extensive experience in various fields, Bishop Guillory is confident in his ability to lead the city and bring about positive change.

As the race for Mayor of Compton 2026 heats up, Bishop Guillory is gaining support from residents and community leaders alike. His dedication to serving the community and his determination to tackle corruption make him the ideal candidate for the role. Bishop Guillory's message of hope and progress has resonated with the people of Compton, and he is ready to take on his new role as Mayor and serve the community with integrity and transparency.

Bishop Guillory's candidacy for Mayor of Compton 2026 is a testament to his commitment to serving the community and bringing about positive change. With his experience, passion, and determination, he is the front runner in the race and is ready to lead Compton towards a brighter future. The residents of Compton can rest assured that Bishop Guillory will work tirelessly to make their city a better Compton for all.

BISHOP GUILLORY, IS FIGHTING TO KEEP A COMPTON SAFE PARKING LOT OPEN AND HE'S ASKING THE CITY & COUNTY OFFICIALS WHERE'S THE MONEY & WHY ISN'T IT IN THE BUDGET?

It has gotten worse far worse than I've ever seen before!”

— Ted Hayes, Homeless Activist

COMPTON, CA, UNITED STATES, April 13, 2026 

Bishop Leroy Guillory, Ombudsman General and a prominent National and International Human Rights Leader and a candidate for Mayor of Compton, California, in the upcoming election scheduled for 2026. Bishop Guillory, a lifetime resident and Compton community leader, he currently serves as an Ombudsman General and formerly served as the Chairman of the both Compton's Personnel and Public Safety Commission. Most paramount Bishop Guillory has been a life time support of Ted Hayes the Los Angeles County outspoken advocate for the homeless. Now, Bishop Guillory is taking a stand to keep the Compton Safe Parking Lot open. "Dozens of people living in their cars in South Los Angeles and Compton rely on this designated parking site for safety and security, but funding cuts threaten to shut it down by the end of June." Said Bishop Guillory

The Compton Safe Parking Lot, located on Alameda Street, has been a lifeline for those experiencing homelessness in the area. It provides a safe and legal place for individuals and families to park their vehicles and sleep without fear of being harassed or ticketed. However, with the program facing budget cuts, many are worried about where these vulnerable individuals will go.

Bishop Guillory is calling on the city and county officials to step up and provide answers. "Where's the money? Isn't it in the budget?" he asks. As a community leader, he is determined to fight for the rights and well-being of those who are often overlooked and marginalized. He believes that it is the responsibility of the government to provide resources and support for the most vulnerable members of society.

The Compton Safe Parking Lot has been a successful program, providing a safe haven for those in need. It has also received support from local businesses and organizations. Bishop Guillory is urging the city and county officials to find a solution to keep this vital program running. "We cannot turn our backs on those who are struggling and in need of our help," he says.

Bishop Guillory's efforts to keep the Compton Safe Parking Lot open have gained widespread support from the community. He is determined to continue fighting for the rights of the homeless and hopes that the city and county officials will take action to ensure that this important program remains in operation.

"For the 31 years that I've been involved with homelessness... it has gotten worse far worse than I've ever seen before!" says Ted Hayes, a long-time activist.

Hayes says gentrification of the downtown area has begun to scatter a previously concentrated homeless population across the city.
The yearly homeless count in Los Angeles County rose to 58,000 in 2017, up from 46,874 in 2016.

According to the 2025 Greater Los Angeles Homeless Count, the total estimated number of people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County is 72,195
Three safe parking lots in South LA and Compton are set to close on June 30 because their funding was removed from the new budget.

Approximately 36 families (with room for 60) will lose access to security and showers, likely forcing them back onto public streets where they face higher risks of theft and legal citations.

Despite 80% of participants having jobs, they remain stuck in the program because local housing costs require an income of 2–3 times the monthly rent—a barrier that is currently insurmountable for many.

LOS ANGELES - Dozens of people living in their cars in South Los Angeles and Compton could soon lose access to safe, designated parking sites as funding cuts threaten to shut down the program by the end of June.

What we know

HOPICS (Homeless Outreach Program Integrated Care System), a Los Angeles homeless services provider, says funding has been cut for all three of its safe parking sites, triggering a planned shutdown by June 30, 2026.

The sites, located in South Los Angeles and Compton, serve people and families living in their vehicles. According to the organization, about 36 households are currently enrolled, with capacity for around 60 spaces across the program.

HOPICS says each location offers security, showers, case management and connections to housing resources.

Without access to safe parking, the organization warns participants could be forced back into "unregulated and unsafe environments," increasing exposure to theft, harassment, citations and instability.

What they're saying

"We have nowhere to go. We’re going to be sleeping in our car anywhere that we can. It’s not right," said Tanya Marshall who has been enrolled in the safe parking program for about three months.

Marshall tells FOX11 she became homeless after a rent increase forced her out of housing while living with her daughter.

"It’s very sad, very depressing. I have anxiety attacks. It’s just too much," said program participant Jamila Remzy.

Remzy says she has only been in the program for two weeks after a series of accidents and job loss left her unable to work consistently.

Participants also raised concerns about the cost of living making it nearly impossible to transition into housing.

"You have to make two to three times rent just to get a place. Who makes that kind of money out here?" said Tasha Felder Chisman.


Timeline

In February 2026, county officials approved a homelessness spending plan that outlined major funding changes, including the potential elimination of safe parking program funding.

Since then, the county has been working through its recommended budget phase, where final allocations and contracts are being determined ahead of the next fiscal year.

The final budget is expected to take effect July 1, 2026, when new contracts with service providers — including organizations like HOPICS — would be implemented.

The backstory

Safe parking programs in Los Angeles were launched around 2017 as a response to the growing number of people living in their vehicles. The programs provide designated lots where participants can park overnight legally and safely, while also connecting them to services and housing support.

HOPICS operates as a contracted provider, receiving funding through a combination of city, county, state and federal sources, often distributed through the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.

Safe Parking LA officials say the majority of people using the program — about 80% — already have income, but still cannot afford housing. They say demand for spaces remains high and some sites across the region have already closed earlier this year.

Now, with the mayor’s budget decision expected soon, officials say critical decisions are still being made about whether programs like these will continue.

What we don't know

It is still unclear whether emergency funding could be secured to keep the sites open beyond June 30.

City and county leaders have not publicly detailed whether alternative programs or placements will be available for the households currently enrolled.

It is also unclear how many additional safe parking sites across Los Angeles could be affected by similar funding cuts.

The Source

Written by Ombudsman Press News with information from direct interviews with program participants and official data provided by the homeless services organization HOPICS. The timeline and fiscal details are based on the Los Angeles County "Fiscal Year 2026–27 Measure A Spending Plan" and public statements from regional housing advocates.

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Bishop Leroy Guillory Answers Questions; That Most Voters In Compton Want To Know In A Candid Conversation With 2 Urban Girls Blog That Will Shock You!

 

2 Urban Girls Blog Reached Out To Bishop Leroy Guillory To Ask About His Campaign Platform For Mayor of Compton

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"The people of Compton deserve leaders who will put their needs above their own personal gain!” Said, Bishop Leroy GUILLORY, Ombudsman General

Bishop Leroy Guillory Emerges as the Clear Front Runner in the City of Compton Mayoral Race. I am doing the work that I’ve done my entire life so it’s easy for me to do the work that needed now more than ever! I am fighting to lower the taxes in Compton for the property owners this isn’t going to be an easy fight not at all.

Much of the support comes out of the fact that Bishop Guillory ‘Spoke Truth’ on Saturday, March 28, 2026, the City of Compton Mayoral Forum was held at Compton College, with six candidates vying for the position of Mayor. Among them, Bishop Leroy Guillory stood out as the clear residents’ choice, with his strong leadership skills and community-driven approach.

The forum, sponsored by the Compton Chamber of Commerce, provided an opportunity for the candidates to present their visions and plans for the city’s future. Bishop Leroy Guillory, a well-respected National/International Human Rights Leader and Ombudsman General, impressed the audience with his comprehensive and practical solutions to the city’s challenges.

Bishop Leroy Guillory Answers Questions; That Most Voters In Compton Want To Know In A Candid Conversation With 2 Urban Girls Blog That Will Shock You!

2UG: Why run for mayor now?

Bishop Guillory: Because if not now, it will be too late. It’s time to build Compton up and that’s why I’m stepping up! Compton has seen a decline in authentic, honest, transparent leadership. Many of Compton elected officials have put themselves and their own families’ interests first. They have done so before their constituents, the taxpayers, and those persons who have invested lives and resources into the businesses in Compton. In November 2026, when I become the mayor of Compton, I will not take a salary. Moreover, I refuse to take or use a City credit card! My commitment to the City of Compton residence, taxpayers, and constituents will be; I will do the work for free. Together we will transform this city into a self-sustaining community. Because of that teamwork, we will turn Compton around

2UG: What are the top areas you see the need for improvement in the City?

Bishop Guillory: Public Safety is my first priority. The people have been unprotected and living in fear. Many of them are locked into predator loans, high interest second mortgages, and/or reverse mortgages. As a result, they just can’t afford to leave Compton. In other, words they’re living in hell on earth. There has to be a collaboration between the Community, municipal government, law enforcement, school district, college board, County, state, and federal government representatives. We need a new direction for the City of Compton. We can no longer allow persons with a warped sense of thinking to hold the office of Mayor in Compton. This includes those with no business skills and a fake & false, symbolic relationship with those holding office outside of this city.

2UG: What are your thoughts on public safety and the looming threat of gentrification with the planned Transit Oriented Development project planned for the immediate area near the Compton Metro Station?

“Bishop Guillory: Public Safety will be my first priority when I become Mayor in 2026. Moreover, homes are being sold in Compton with a price tag above $500-$900,000. Most second or third generation persons born and raised in Compton can’t afford these homes. This is true even for homes once owned by their parents or grandparents. People moving from the valley or the west side are displaced by California’s high cost-of-living. However, they still pass over Compton because of crime and public safety issues. Instead, they choose to move to nearby cities. Yet, the holders of Mexican drug money have made Compton their second home. They appear to be fronting the money for many who have no driver’s license, no Social Security card, and no three years of bank statements for conventional loans. These people are purchasing these homes at record numbers without anyone investigating where the money is coming from.

There has been a need to transform the area around the transit center for many years. I envisioned it as a source of a metroplex with entertainment, lofts, and flourishing new trendy startups businesses by young people. Yes, an urban oasis,” explained Guillory. “Unlike some people, I won’t ask the taxpayers to help fund this plan. There are many developers who have their own money and ideas to transform this area. This could become a multi-billion dollar project. Unlike the current Mayor, I have a vision for the City of Compton. I plan to expose that vision real soon. Thank you for your questions. I appreciate you for reaching out and I will tell you this: Compton will Be Better, Stronger, Safer, and Thriving once I’m the Mayor.”

Compton will hold Municipal Elections on June 2, 2026.

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Bishop Leroy Guillory Has Emerged as the Front Runner with a Major Endorsement from Former Compton City Attorney Craig Cornwell. Cornwell

 

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Bishop Leroy Guillory has emerged as the front runner with a major endorsement from former Compton City Attorney Craig Cornwell. Cornwell

He has a clear vision for the future of our city and the determination to make it a reality. I am proud to endorse him for Mayor!”

— Craig Cornwell, ESQ

COMPTON, CA, UNITED STATES, April 10, 2026 -- Bishop Leroy Guillory Receives Endorsement from Former Compton City Attorney Craig Cornwell in Mayoral Race

Compton, CA - As the race for Compton's next mayor heats up, Bishop Leroy Guillory has emerged as the front runner with a major endorsement from former Compton City Attorney Craig Cornwell. Cornwell, who served the city for 22 years, including 10 years as City Attorney and 2 years as City Manager, has thrown his support behind Bishop Guillory, citing his strong leadership skills and dedication to the community.

Cornwell, a well-respected figure in Compton, praised Bishop Guillory for his commitment to improving the city and his track record of bringing positive change to the community. "I have had the pleasure of working closely with Bishop Guillory during my time as City Attorney and I have seen firsthand his passion for serving the people of Compton," said Cornwell. "He has a clear vision for the future of our city and the determination to make it a reality. I am proud to endorse him for mayor."

Bishop Guillory, a lifetime resident of Compton and a prominent National / International leader, expressed his gratitude for Cornwell's endorsement. "I am honored to have the support of someone as respected and experienced as Craig Cornwell," said Guillory. "His endorsement is a testament to my commitment to bringing positive change to Compton and I am confident that together, we can build a better future for our city."

With the endorsement of Cornwell, Bishop Leroy Guillory's campaign gains even more momentum as the Mayoral race in Compton approaches. Guillory's platform focuses on improving education, creating job opportunities, and promoting community safety. With his strong leadership skills and the support of influential figures like Craig Cornwell, Guillory is poised to become the next mayor of Compton and bring positive change to the city.

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BISHOP LEROY GUILLORY, LEADING THE PACK IN THE COMPTON'S MAYOR'S RACE WITH LOCAL ENDORSEMENTS & NATIONAL SUPPORT

 

Bishop Leroy Guillory, is Fighting To Bring Compton Back To Life!

More Endorsements for Bishop Guillory as Voters Join "Team Compton" Campaign with Unstoppable momentum supporting his vision to serve as the Mayor of Compton.

TEAM COMPTON, is pleased to share that more endorsements are coming in for Bishop Guillory as voters join the "Team Compton" campaign. There is growing momentum and support for his vision as he seeks to serve as the next Mayor of Compton. This announcement is monumental for so many reasons

THE TEAM COMPTON CAMPAIGN IS PROUD TO REPORT THAT BISHOP LEROY GUILLORY has earned more than Endorsements but Support to make Compton an All American City Again! "Compton will be Open for Business", said; Bishop Guillory. We are campaigning for the people's rights to live in a safe, clean city without being made to pay the highest taxes in the state of California for their property. I believe that the taxpayers should be as upset as I am when they see Millions of their tax dollars being unlawfully given aways to people whom are robbing them day after day, year after year with no end in sight. 

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Councilwoman Joyce Johnson (Center, TX) City Council member for Center, Texas, first elected in May 2011 to present. Ms. Johnson is retired from the United States Postal Service. She is the president of the Shelby County Optimist Club, a board member of the Shelby County Children's Advocacy Board, a board member of Tri-County Action.

Bishop Leroy Guillory Emerges as the Clear Front Runner in the City of Compton Mayoral Race. I am doing the work that I've done my entire life so it's easy for me to do the work that needed now more than ever! I am fighting to lower the taxes in Compton for the property owners this isn't going to be an easy fight not at all. 

Much of the support comes out of the fact that Bishop Guillory 'Spoke Truth' on Saturday, March 28, 2026, the City of Compton Mayoral Forum was held at Compton College, with six candidates vying for the position of Mayor. Among them, Bishop Leroy Guillory stood out as the clear residents' choice, with his strong leadership skills and community-driven approach.

The forum, sponsored by the Compton Chamber of Commerce, provided an opportunity for the candidates to present their visions and plans for the city's future. Bishop Leroy Guillory, a well-respected National/International Human Rights Leader and Ombudsman General, impressed the audience with his comprehensive and practical solutions to the city's challenges. 

"We are excited to see the community uniting behind this campaign and look forward to continued progress", said Jose Rodriguez. "This campaign is about the people for the people", he continued "If the people who don't vote told you the truth it would be like my story. I didn't see any of the past public officials until it was elections time and they would come to my house or church and say it's time to vote. What the Bishop is doing is fighting to help us the people!"

COMPTON LEADERS DO IT AGAIN & BISHOP GUILLORY - NOW SPEAKS OUT ABOUT THE CORRUPTION IN COMPTON CITY 'Manager Willie Hopkins on administrative leave.

As a candidate for Mayor, I am deeply concerned about the well-being of our community and the integrity of our government”

— BISHOP LEROY GUILLORY

Bishop L.J. Guillory, Ombudsman General and candidate for Mayor of Compton, is taking a stand against corruption in the city. In light of recent events, Bishop Guillory is calling for federal investigations into the actions of the current Mayor and City Council, who have now placed the city manager on stay at home status pending an investigation

Today, the city of Compton's Mayor and two Council members have made the decision to put the City Manager Willie Hopkins on administrative leave, following allegations of their own corruption and/or misconduct. This move comes after months of speculation and rumors surrounding the city's leadership. Bishop Guillory, who has been a vocal advocate for transparency and accountability in government, is now urging federal authorities to step in and conduct a thorough investigation into the matter.

The Compton City Charter strictly limits the monthly salary for the Mayor and Council members to $600. Despite these limits, there have been long-standing disputes and investigations by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office over officials receiving additional compensation from federal funds, such as "Hero Pay" via the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and stipends for sitting on city boards and commissions.

"It is well known that the city of Compton has been plagued by corruption for far too long," said Bishop Guillory. "As a candidate for Mayor, I am deeply concerned about the well-being of our community and the integrity of our government. That is why I am calling for federal investigations into the actions of the Mayor and City Council, and their potential involvement in this corruption scandal."

Bishop Guillory's call for federal investigations has garnered support from members of the community and other political leaders. Many are hopeful that this will bring about much-needed change and accountability in the city of Compton. As the mayoral race heats up, Bishop Guillory remains committed to fighting for the best interests of the city and its residents. Bishop Leroy Guillory, a well-respected National/International Human Rights Leader and Ombudsman General. Bishop Leroy Guillory's candidacy has gained significant momentum, with many residents rallying behind him. With his proven track record of bringing positive change to the community, Bishop Guillory is the clear choice for the next mayor of the City of Compton.

The people of Compton deserve leaders who are honest, transparent, and dedicated to serving their community. Bishop L.J. Guillory, as a candidate for Mayor and Ombudsman General, is determined to bring about positive change and restore trust in the city's government. The call for federal investigations is just the first step in this mission, and Bishop Guillory is ready to lead the way towards a brighter future for Compton.
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The Ombudsman General Bishop Leroy Guillory, Candidate for Mayor of Compton is demanding a Federal Corruption Investigation of the current Compton Mayor and City Council.

The Ombudsman General and Candidate for Mayor of Compton is demanding a federal corruption investigation of the current Compton Mayor and City Council.

"It is well known that the city of Compton has been plagued by corruption for far too long!” - Bishop L. J. Guillory

 

COMPTON, CA, UNITED STATES, April 7, 2026-- 

Bishop L.J. Guillory, Ombudsman General and Mayoral Candidate, Calls for Federal Investigations into Corruption in the City of Compton

Compton, CA - Bishop L.J. Guillory, Ombudsman General and candidate for Mayor of Compton, is taking a stand against corruption in the city. In light of recent events, Bishop Guillory is calling for federal investigations into the actions of the current Mayor and City Council, who have now placed the city manager on stay at home status pending an investigation.

Today, the city of Compton's Mayor and two Council members have made the decision to put the City Manager Willie Hopkins on administrative leave, following allegations of their own corruption and/or misconduct. This move comes after months of speculation and rumors surrounding the city's leadership. Bishop Guillory, who has been a vocal advocate for transparency and accountability in government, is now urging federal authorities to step in and conduct a thorough investigation into the matter.

The Compton City Charter strictly limits the monthly salary for the Mayor and Council members to $600. Despite these limits, there have been long-standing disputes and investigations by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office over officials receiving additional compensation from federal funds, such as "Hero Pay" via the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and stipends for sitting on city boards and commissions.

"It is well known that the city of Compton has been plagued by corruption for far too long," said Bishop Guillory. "As a candidate for Mayor, I am deeply concerned about the well-being of our community and the integrity of our government. That is why I am calling for federal investigations into the actions of the Mayor and City Council, and their potential involvement in this corruption scandal."

Bishop Guillory's call for federal investigations has garnered support from community members and other political leaders. Many are hopeful that this will bring about much-needed change and accountability in the city of Compton. As the mayoral race heats up, Bishop Guillory remains committed to fighting for the best interests of the city and its residents. Bishop Leroy Guillory, a well-respected National/International Human Rights Leader and Ombudsman General and he is Fighting for the People of Compton. Bishop Guillory's candidacy has gained significant momentum, with many residents rallying behind him. With his proven track record of bringing positive change to the community, Bishop Guillory is the clear choice for the next mayor of the City of Compton.

The people of Compton deserve leaders who are honest, transparent, and dedicated to serving their community. Bishop L.J. Guillory, as a candidate for Mayor and Ombudsman General, is determined to bring about positive change and restore trust in the city's government. The call for federal investigations is just the first step in this mission, and Bishop Guillory is ready to lead the way towards a brighter future for Compton.

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