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Homeless in the heat
"I consider myself a strong woman. I can survive this, but I don’t want to anymore. It’s hard being homeless."
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Echo Park mainstay Taix reportedly slated for redevelopment
The Sunset Boulevard property sold in July for $12 million.
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Betty Hill’s ‘bath house’ battle
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