Inside the 90 minute city hall lockup before LA approved $177M for activist groups

Source: New York Post

The mystery behind a 90-minute closed-door meeting at Los Angeles City Hall is now coming into focus. Before approving a $177 million taxpayer windfall for tenant-rights groups, Los Angeles City councilmembers were warned about a problem that has quietly been building inside City Hall for years: missing receipts, weak oversight and unanswered questions about how earlier public funds were spent. The contracts ultimately passed in a 12–1 vote, with Councilmember John Lee casting the lone dissent.

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