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One Corrupt Councilmember and 84 Displaced Households
I have had a massive headache for two days, so this will be a bit shorter than the entry I originally planned.
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Send These Ellis-Acted Bungalows to Altadena!
The Eaton fire destroyed a wide variety of historic homes in Altadena - including at least one classic bungalow court.
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The War on University Park
It’s not a secret that student housing has been displacing residents of the USC area for years.
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Don't Let This Duplex Go To Waste!
3327-3329 East Darwin Avenue is a rent-stabilized 1941 Spanish duplex near Lincoln Park.
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July 2025

29 Units and a Pool...Rotting No More?
Two years ago, I shared the sad story of 2040 Rodney Avenue.
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What I'd Redevelop First
I am NOT, as some people might think, opposed to redevelopment.
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Two "Unwanted" Historic Homes Moving to Altadena
About three months ago, I mentioned that moving a house slated for demolition was good common sense. It used to be common practice.
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For Sale: One Mostly Empty "Luxury" Building
The Citrine Hollywood received its certificate of occupancy on September 6, 2024.
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June 2025

Squatters Raising Hell in Beverly Grove, Part 2
Remember ten days ago, when I shared the story of destructive squatters taking over THREE apartment buildings being held empty in Beverly Grove?
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Squatters Raising Hell in Beverly Grove
When you think of Beverly Grove, what do you think of?
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Save the French Hospital!
Dear Readers: the French Hospital is in danger of being torn down by a San Francisco developer. It was converted to an urgent care facility in 2018, and…
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Soulless Housing
On the surface, Soul Housing seems to be what LA needs the most.
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