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LA's Department of Water and Power: Who's in Charge?
LA's Department of Water and Power is the biggest utility of its kind in the country, but it's had five managers in the past seven years. Last week, Ron Nichols announced his resignation, raising a host of questions.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLA's Department of Water and Power is the biggest utility of its kind in the country, but it's had five managers in the past seven years. Last week, Ron Nichols announced his resignation, raising a host of questions. Among them, why can't he or Brian D'Arcy — business manager of the city's most powerful union — reveal how $40 million in public money is being spent. Jack Dolan is following the story for the Los Angeles Times.
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1 of 2Turmoil at LA DWP: Officials Ask How $40 Million Was Spent- 0:00LA's Department of Water and Power: Who's in Charge?You’re reading this
- 20:38Will Paul Conrad's 'Chain Reaction' Be Saved?