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

pushed, the rollers moving smoothly on the new floor as the cabinet slid into the alcove next to the rear desk.

There was no resistance, no scraping against uneven concrete, and no sticking on the tracks.

“That is the last of them,” Raymond said, wiping his brow with his sleeve.

“We still have forty boxes of municipal records to sort,” I said.