A 'mystery' blogger within Los Angeles City Hall has pulled the plug on his/her blog after too much publicity.
"In less than two months, the mysterious "4th Floor Blog" became a must-read among the ambitious, well-dressed folks who prowl the fourth floor of City Hall setting policy for Los Angeles and worrying about their place in its power structure...
First came a call for nominations for the "Top 10 Hottest City Employees." One of the winners, announced this week, was Councilman Tony Cardenas. The councilman said he happily revealed that honor to his wife..."
Thanks to Mindy Oliver
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