"… f FEC documents detailing DNCC disbursements during the 2000 convention in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles 2000 host committee’s spending and DNCC disbursements f …"

"… etailing DNCC disbursements during the 2000 convention in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles 2000 host committee’s spending and DNCC disbursements for the 2004 conve …"

"… egory or vendor.The Center categorized the data from the DNCC for both the Los Angeles and Boston conventions by four main categories: Payroll and consulting, tr …"

"… e good or service purchased is unclear, were left out of the databases.The Los Angeles host committee lumped its spending into far larger categories—there was …"

"… 2000 race has been drawing salaries from the private sector. He joined the Los Angeles-based financial service holding firm Metropolitan West Financial in Novemb …"

"… tial elections, is a visiting professor at the University of California in Los Angeles, Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., and Middle Tennessee State Universit …"

"… istration required) …"

"… convince Democrats that their city was the place for the 2004 convention, Los Angeles officials were more extravagant in making their successful pitch in 1998 t …"

"… ing their successful pitch in 1998 to host the 2000 Democratic convention. Los Angeles organizers had 80 people working on its bid – mostly run by the Los Ange …"

"… Angeles organizers had 80 people working on its bid – mostly run by the Los Angeles Convention & Visitors Bureau – at a price tag of nearly $800,000, ac …"

"… & Visitors Bureau – at a price tag of nearly $800,000, according to Los Angeles Magazine.By way of comparison, The Rocky Mountain News reported that Denve …"

"… ill move from supporting to producing lawsuits. Steven and Roz Flans left Los Angeles in 2004 for Sun City Anthem, a sprawling retirement community of 7,000 one …"

"… wed. Stephen C. Yeazell, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a leading historian of the civil justice system, said the trend was l …"

"… officer of Wattshealth System, a nonprofit community service foundation in Los Angeles. Oden created this nonprofit after the Watts riots in 1965.Max Fine: Fine …"

"… stars and moguls. Eisner participated in a $1 million fund-raiser held in Los Angeles in June 1999.Lawrence Lucchino: Fund-raiser. (see section in “Princeton …"

"… A Networks President Barry Diller, who hosted a fund-raiser for Bradley in Los Angeles in June 1999 that raised more than $1 million.Phil Jackson: Fund-raiser. L …"

"… Nelson Colton, head of Unique Premium Metals, the top gold distributor in Los Angeles. Colton’s clientele includes many Russians, but what seemed odd was the …"

"… n $1 million for a Rolls-Royce and two Aston Martins. During three days in Los Angeles, he and the Shagirians plunked down an additional $1.2 million for a trio …"

"… Marvin Hier, the “dean and founder” of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles. Doron Cohen is the brother-in-law and close confidant of Prime Minister E …"

"… f-the-art center for Holocaust research in Jerusalem, as an extension of a Los Angeles based organization he had founded more than 20 years ago. Hier, 61, wanted …"

"… to the Holocaust and anti-Semitism. Alongside fundraising efforts for his Los Angeles project, he had acquired from Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal the right to us …"

"… etches from the Nevada border across the Mojave Desert to outer suburbs of Los Angeles. He already served as chairman of the powerful House Appropriations Commit …"

"… 365 million in grants for projects in his regionEthical IssuesIn 2006, the Los Angeles Times reported that federal prosecutors were investigating the relationshi …"

"… ould have plummeted.Under questioning by SEC investigators, Ralph Smith, a Los Angeles broker with Sutro & Company, who handled the sale, said that he solici …"

"… hat have pushed “tort reform.” Farmers Insurance Group, Inc., based in Los Angeles, is Bush’s No. 8 career patron. During his two gubernatorial races, Bush …"