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

low brick building with blue trim, surrounded by a chain-link fence.

A hand-painted sign on the front door read closed for emergency maintenance.

A security guard in a grey uniform stood near the entrance, his arms crossed over his chest.

“The building is closed for the day,” the guard said as we approached the concrete steps.

“I have a room reserved for continue reading …