Los Angeles City Atty. Carmen Trutanich was defeated in his bid for reelection by former Assemblyman Mike Feuer. Trutanich announced his concession about 11:30 p.m. [Updated at 11:45 p.m. At Rocco's Tavern in Studio City, he thanked supporters and attorneys. The crowd chanted, "Nuch! Nuch! "I ran for city attorney for all the right reasons, to be the people's lawyer," Trutanich said. He spoke of his rise from working-class roots in San Pedro and the accomplishments of the city attorney's office in his tenure. Trutanich declined to comment Tuesday on the reasons for his defeat.] The mood was upbeat at Feuer's election-night party at a Hancock Park home, where about 200 supporters gathered to watch returns. Several past and present officeholders stopped by, including state Sen. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) and former L.A. City Councilman Greig Smith. One problem was his decision to run for L.A. County district attorney last year, breaking an earlier promise not to seek another office until serving two terms at City Hall. His opponents pounded him on the broken pledge; when he failed to make the district attorney runoff, he switched gears and announced that he would run again for his current post. The two candidates or their supporters filed numerous complaints against one another with the city Ethics Commission, charges that were still unresolved on election day. A Trutanich ally filed a lawsuit accusing Feuer and his election consultant of conspiring to hide the true cost of the campaign to collect public taxpayer funds. Garcetti takes lead over Greuel in L.A. mayor's race Ratliff leads Sanchez for school board in early returns