Tina Hess

Supervising Assistant City Attorney for housing enforcement and problem properties

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Supervising Assistant City Attorney for housing enforcement and problem properties

Tina Hess on KCRW

Southern California is as hard hit by housing foreclosures as any place in the country. Tonight we’ll hear about lawn painting, West Nile Virus and foreclosure fish.

Foreclosure Crisis Hits Home

Southern California is as hard hit by housing foreclosures as any place in the country. Tonight we’ll hear about lawn painting, West Nile Virus and foreclosure fish.

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