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    Democratic presidential candidates woo Californians as the party faithful convene in Long Beach

    by Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times Nov 15, 2019 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Kamala Harris plans to greet supporters at a historic Long Beach gay bar Friday, and Bernie Sanders will get backing from the East L.A. punk-funk band Ozomatli at a local rally Saturday. Amy Klobuchar met voters at a Bay Area brewery Thursday, and Joe Biden pitched his candidacy to young voters at Los Angeles Trade-Technical College.

    A dozen presidential candidates are visiting California this week - an unusual amount of activity in a state that has been viewed primarily as a source of campaign dollars. Most of the top Democrats in the race are congregating this weekend to woo party leaders and activists at a state

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