Donna Littlejohn

Daily Breeze

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Staff writer for the Daily Breeze, covering the San Pedro and Harbor area

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Eleven candidates fought it out in yesterday's primary for  LA's 15th City Council District , which runs in a thin line from Watts down to San Pedro.

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