Nate Holden, state senator and longtime councilman who fought for South L.A., dies at 95. Story by Jaimie Ding ... “I don’t think I’ve ever lost a race,” Holden told the Times in 1987.

Nate Holden, state senator and longtime councilman who fought for South L.A., dies at 95. ... “I don’t think I’ve ever lost a race,” Holden told The Times in 1987.

Holden served over 30 years in the public sector as a city councilmember, a state senator and as an assistant chief deputy to Former Los Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn. Stream Los Angeles ...

It was Nate Holden, a former city councilmember and state senator from Los Angeles, who said in an exclusive interview late Friday that he remembers the near-death experience well. He and others ...

Holden left the state Senate after one term to again run for Congress, losing once more. In 1971, ... “I don’t think I’ve ever lost a race,” Holden told The Times in 1987.

Former Los Angeles city councilmember Nate Holden has died at the age of 95. A lifelong public servant, Holden represented South Los Angeles on the city council from 1987 to 2003.

Holden was a state senator for four years beginning in 1974. He then went on to serve for nearly two decades on the L.A. City Council, from 1987 until 2003.