Sasha Harndon

senior public policy advocate at the Inner City Law Center

Sasha Harndon on KCRW

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Should LA make AC mandatory for all rental units?

As excessive heat becomes more common in Los Angeles, some local officials say air conditioning should be a necessity, not a luxury.

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