Lila Seidman

LA Times reporter

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You often can’t tell cats what to do, much less put leashes on them and take them on walks. But that’s just what LA Times writer Lila Seidman did, and continues to do.

Hiking with your cat? What to know before hitting the trails

You often can’t tell cats what to do, much less put leashes on them and take them on walks. But that’s just what LA Times writer Lila Seidman did, and continues to do.

from Greater LA

You often can’t tell cats what to do, much less put leashes on them and take them on walks. But that’s just what LA Times writer Lila Seidman did, and continues to do.

Hiking with your cat? What to know before hitting the trails

You often can’t tell cats what to do, much less put leashes on them and take them on walks. But that’s just what LA Times writer Lila Seidman did, and continues to do.

from Greater LA

Extremely long wait times for crisis response teams have hobbled the program, leaving many without help when they need it most.

Mental health hotline 988 is failing many Angelenos

Extremely long wait times for crisis response teams have hobbled the program, leaving many without help when they need it most.

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