California labor boss calls arrest of woman who accused her husband of sex assault ‘karma’
Lorena Gonzalez, a prominent California labor leader, publicly criticized Grecia Figueroa, the woman who accused her husband of sexual assault, after Figueroa was arrested for DUI. Gonzalez referred to the arrest as 'karma' and accused Figueroa of being a 'compulsive liar' in her allegations against Nathan Fletcher. The situation has reignited discussions surrounding Fletcher's resignation and the allegations made against him.
- ▪Lorena Gonzalez criticized Grecia Figueroa on Instagram after Figueroa's DUI arrest.
- ▪Figueroa had previously accused Gonzalez's husband, Nathan Fletcher, of sexual harassment and assault.
- ▪Gonzalez claimed Figueroa's actions have harmed real victims and accused her of lying in court.
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Politics California labor boss calls arrest of woman who accused her husband of sex assault ‘karma’ By Josh Koehn Published May 28, 2026, 8:12 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google Lorena Gonzalez does not let sleeping DUIs lie. The powerful California labor boss and former Democratic lawmaker jumped back into a scandal that ended her husband Nathan Fletcher’s political career, taking to Instagram on Wednesday to torch the woman who accused him of sexual assault and harassment after learning she is now facing a pending DUI case. 7 Lorena Gonzalez was not about to let the arrest of her husband’s accuser slide. calaborfed.org 7 Grecia Figueroa was arrested on suspicion of DUI in September 2025. Instagram/@grecia_f “Shocking.
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