A wave of corruption scandals has washed over California’s local governments in recent years, particularly in Southern California. Bribery and self-dealing is so common among small cities in Los Angeles County that the speaker of the state Assembly, Anthony Rendon, has described the area he represents as a “corridor of corruption.” Last month, Jose Huizar,

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