Greater LA
Why going home hits differently this holiday season
Some Angelenos haven’t seen their families since 2019. They share why they’re excited to go home for the holidays. Inflation rose nearly 7% from last year and most businesses have passed their price hikes on to customers.
By Erin Aubry Kaplan • • 25m ListenSome Angelenos haven’t seen their families since 2019. They share why they’re excited to go home for the holidays.
Inflation rose nearly 7% from last year and most businesses have passed their price hikes on to customers. What happens when those consumers can’t afford more?
Black workers are underrepresented in the hospitality industry. One man is trying to change that.
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Some Angelenos haven’t seen their families since 2019. They share why they’re excited to go home for the holidays.
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