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

the ethics presentation at one o’clock,” I said.

“The main boiler is leaking,” the guard said, pointing toward a service truck parked on the curb. “No public entry until Friday.”

I looked through the double glass doors of the lobby.

The lights were on, and two administrative clerks were sitting at the front desk, sorting through mail.

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