Los Angeles Watchdog Group Tracks Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars in City Contracts

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“Yes,” he said. “The attendant had to write down the license plates of any car that stayed longer than the free twenty minutes.”

He turned the binder toward me and pointed to a page covered in hurried, slanted handwriting.

I pulled the small magnifying glass from my purse and leaned close to the counter.

The column on the left listed the entry continue reading …