L.A.’s Ethics Commission Has Changed Its Tune on Developer Donations
Thu, 02/28/2019
A corruption probe involving more than a dozen city officials will do that, I guess.
By Edmund Tuck
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The decision came just weeks before a new law would have required making them available to the public.
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There's little sunlight in this sun-soaked desert city.
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“The problem with the Palo Verde Irrigation District is its very structure. It is a public entity controlled by the same business interests that the entity regulates,” says open government advocate Peter Scheer.
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