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

“Will it block the contract extension?” Raymond asked.

“If the charges are filed, the city council has no choice but to postpone the vote,” Nathan said.

He turned toward the elevator bank, his steps quick and deliberate on the concrete floor.

“Go back to the garage, Lydia,” Nathan said over his shoulder.

“We have to write the release,” I said.

“Keep it continue reading …