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Nightly applause brings Angelenos to their windows and balconies
Quiet Los Angeles neighborhoods come to life at the same time every night.
LA just had its longest stretch of clean air since 1980
It’s a small silver lining.
Construction still chugging along in LA amid pandemic
But the mayor has warned: "We will not be shy about shutting down construction sites."
LA rental prices fall for the first time in a decade
Newer apartments are seeing the biggest price dips right now, according to a report from CoStar.
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How to work from home, according to Curbed editors
The remote work experts at Curbed share tips for creating a functional and soothing home office.
LA installed hundreds of hand-washing stations at homeless camps. Some are drying up.
The sanitation stations are supposed to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
With empty streets, Beverly Hills looks to speed up Westside subway construction
The city is closing a stretch of Wilshire Boulevard and ramping up construction.
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Millions of Americans didn’t pay rent on April 1. Now what?
Tenants are calling on state and federal leaders to cancel rent for the duration of the coronavirus crisis.
LA’s most beautiful storage building was also a speakeasy
During Prohibition, the ornate tower was more than a place to store old mattresses.
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How coronavirus is impacting Los Angeles
News and updates on how the novel coronavirus outbreak is affecting LA housing, transit, and more.