Commissioner charged again

Former Los Angeles city commissioner Leland Wong is facing another felony charge stemming from the Hahn Administration pay-to-play and conflict of interest investigation. Wong was an appointee of former Mayor James Hahn and has been accused of profiting from his position on the Los Angeles Airport Commission.

Rick Orlov has the story today.

Regular readers of the Daily News may remember a more seedy bit of information that came out of the Wong investigation last year. Former Deputy Mayor Troy Edwards told a grand jury that Wong paid for 90-minute, $130 massages that included sexual favors. That case is still pending.