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Who’s moving in and out of LA?
Many people are working from home during this pandemic, so what does that freedom mean for job and housing markets? Some residents are leaving LA because of wildfires, climate change, and increasing housing prices.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 26m ListenMany people are working from home during this pandemic, so what does that freedom mean for job and housing markets? Some residents are leaving LA because of wildfires, climate change, and increasing housing prices. Meanwhile, others are leaving San Francisco and New York City to live in LA.
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3 storiesLogistics of voting on or before November 3: All you need to know
In California, 21 million people are registered to vote this year. Photo by Kelley Minars (CC BY-SA 2.0). This year, 21 million people are registered in the state. That’s 83% of eligible Californians.
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Many people are working from home during this pandemic, so what does that freedom mean for job and housing markets?
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The idea of a gondola serving Dodger Stadium has been around for a few years. It would be a cable system with pods. Riders would be transported from Union Station up to Chavez Ravine in seven minutes.
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