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LA to lose thousands of affordable homes in the next decade
About 10,000 units of affordable housing in LA County are likely to flip to market-rate in the next five to 10 years. Officials say this could wipe out many of the gains from new construction in relieving the region’s housing crisis.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 25m ListenAbout 10,000 units of affordable housing in LA County are likely to flip to market-rate in the next five to 10 years. Officials say this could wipe out many of the gains from new construction in relieving the region’s housing crisis.
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3 storiesThousands of Angelenos will have fewer affordable housing options as ‘covenants’ will expire
About 10,000 units of affordable housing in LA County are likely to flip to market-rate in the next five to 10 years. Officials say this could wipe out many of the gains from new construction in relieving the region’s housing crisis.
Read the story10 minFamily descendent wants Bruce’s Beach back. It might happen with new State Senate bill
“The Bruce family is not interested in an apology. We want the restoration of our land. We want restitution for that loss of revenue that we would have had for 96 years. And we want punitive damages," says Duane 'Yellow Feather' Shepard, a descendant of the Bruce family.
Read the story9 minSome OC cities will begin posting monthly hate crime stats
The city of Irvine recently launched a hate crime reporting portal. On Tuesday, the council will discuss a resolution that would require the city’s police department to post a monthly hate crimes update on their website, a move that the cities of Huntington Beach and Santa Ana have already approved.
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