Grand jury investigating massive tax breaks for Chevron in El Segundo

Chevron owes El Segundo as much as $9.5 million in back utility taxes, according to a preliminary audit that was ignored by city officials. A former city manager was fired after raising questions about the agreement.

A Los Angeles County civil grand jury is investigating an 18-year-old agreement that allowed Chevron to avoid paying El Segundo millions of dollars in back taxes on its refinery, raising questions about Chevron's influence over the town it helped build.

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