Evan Sernoffsky

San Francisco Chronicle

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As we get closer to California’s primary on March 3, we’re taking another look at the candidates in the LA County District Attorney’s race.

Profile: LA District Attorney candidate George Gascon

As we get closer to California’s primary on March 3, we’re taking another look at the candidates in the LA County District Attorney’s race.

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