Which Way, L.A.?
What about Football in the City of Industry?
Despite the excitement over Farmers' Field, the NFL hasn't agreed to locate a football team in LA. But in the City of Industry, Majestic Realty's site is "shovel-ready."
By Warren Olney • • 54m ListenDespite all the recent excitement over Farmers' Field, the NFL hasn't agreed to locate a football team in downtown LA--and there are still a lot of hurdles and hoops to be jumped through. But in the City of Industry, Majestic Realty's alternative site is "shovel-ready." Would 600 acres at the center-point of four counties make better sense than a congested urban core? Also, can Occupy Wall Street catch on in LA? On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the President, the US Supreme Court and healthcare reform.
Banner image: Rendering of Majestic Realty's Los Angeles Football Stadium
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3 storiesReport from Occupy LA
The Occupy Wall Street movement is spreading.
Read the story7 minWhat about Football in the City of Industry?
Governor Brown and the legislature have accelerated the environmental process for Farmers' Field in downtown LA. Only two out of 15 city council members have any reservations at all. But the NFL still may like another site better -- in the City of Industry, on 600 empty acres, where the 57 and 60 freeways meet.
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The US Supreme Court opened a new session today with an unexpected challenge. The Obama Justice Department has asked that it resolve differences between lower courts on the President’s controversial healthcare reform, specifically the mandate for all Americans to buy health insurance whether they want to or not.
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