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

he said, leaning back and crossing his legs.

“We all want the same thing for this district, Lydia, let us work together.”

I looked down at the pale yellow tea, feeling the warmth of the steam against my chin.

“It is hard to work together when the public ledger shows an eighty thousand dollar gap,” I said.

Curren did not blink.

He merely nodded, as if I continue reading …