Ex-LA Official Can't Get Mistrial Yet Over Atty's Sudden Illness

By Gina Kim · March 22, 2023, 2:06 PM EDT

Former Los Angeles deputy mayor Raymond Chan's bribery trial, which has been postponed since his attorney fell ill on March 2, remained in limbo Wednesday when a California federal judge stopped...

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