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

we wait in the lobby,” I said.

The leasing office was located on the fourth floor of a glass tower that smelled of expensive carpet cleaner and floor wax.

A young assistant behind a curved granite desk asked for our names and our business.

“Lydia Martinez,” I said. “We are here to see Mr. Gable regarding the tenancy at the Ninth District continue reading …