Michael Reicher

Los Angeles Daily News

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Investigative reporter with the Los Angeles Daily News, focusing on government accountability

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The Job Training and Joint Safety "institutes" at LA's Department of Water and Power were created by the City Council 14 years ago.

A "Public Relations Nightmare" for the Department of Water and Power

The Job Training and Joint Safety "institutes" at LA's Department of Water and Power were created by the City Council 14 years ago.

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