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The San Diego editorial writer who is upset that the L.A. Times blew off coverage of the Metropolitan Water District pensions controversy is intrigued by a new angle — that the agency retained Rich Lichtenstein's Marathon Communications to handle the issue. Says Chris Reed:
Perhaps Lichtenstein's role could explain the enduring mystery of the MWD controversy: the fact that the newspaper with the most reason to cover the pension spike ended up writing not one word about it.
Previously on LA Observed:
MWD tables big hikes in pensions, pay
Where's the Times on MWD?
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