Columnist for City Watch LA, a local politics website and newsletter; Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council representative to the Department of Water and Power Advocacy Committee, a watchdog group consisting of neighborhood councils and other organizations; co-owner of the Recycler classifieds; rate-payer advocate for the Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council and contributor to CityWatchLA.com, a website on City Hall
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