Less than 1: AM Edition, July 24

A Los Angeles County Superior Court will consider whether a ratepayer challenging Los Angeles sewer rate increases can obtain internal city records outside the administrative record. Also on today's agenda, a federal judge will hear the City of Los Angeles' bid to stay or dismiss the Angels Landing civil rights lawsuit, and a San Francisco Superior Court jury has awarded $20.7 million to a woman injured by falling scaffolding debris. Also: California lawmakers ask the FCC to block AT&T's landline phase-out, Congress opens an antitrust inquiry into Compass's private listing partnership, and the Los Angeles Times reports LeBron James is headed to the Philadelphia 76ers. Stories mentioned in this episode: Dispute over discovery in Los Angeles sewer rate challenge heads to court Los Angeles seeks to halt Angels Landing civil rights suit Jury awards $20.7 million in hotel scaffolding injury case (Sacramento Bee) California lawmakers ask FCC to block AT&T landline phase-out — California lawmakers urge FCC to stop AT&T landline plan (The New York Times) Congress examines Compass private listings partnership — Compass Is Called Before Congress for Antitrust Concerns (Los Angeles Times) Report: LeBron James headed to Philadelphia — LeBron James chooses the Philadelphia 76ers, will sign a two-year deal