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

On the corner of the desk sat a lukewarm paper cup of decaf coffee that had cost me two dollars at the corner kiosk.

“The district attorney is not going to move without a direct link,” I said, setting my purse on the metal folding chair.

“We knew he would be cautious,” Raymond said, his voice measured and slow. “He has his own pressures to consider.”

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