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Earlier this year, TikTok notified the state of California that it would lay off 58 employees in Culver City in July “due to restructuring.”

Once bustling with city employees — and residents needing city services — these few blocks lying in the shadow of City Hall have been made desolate by telecommuting options and online access to municipal departments.

O’Kelly did not comment on the number of employees expected to be affected.

Any employees who obstructed or delayed an investigation, the email said, could be disciplined or fired under county policies.

Some of the authors are employees of Evotec, a biotechnology company involved in drug discovery and development.