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Isn t it Time to Stop Looking Away?

THE CITY-Lost in Space? One possibility is Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson  who are both heading up to space this month, Branson EIGHT days ahead of the richest man in the world, at press time – could establish an $800 a month housing program on a purchase and decree basis. Bezos has $210 billion in the kitty and among the nearly 1,000 giving pledge billionaires, probably a trillion in giving pledge money.  So, the thing about this program, is it helps people who want to live and work here but can t afford to live here. By purchasing places at above market, if necessary to get greedy landlords out, we can lower the price of housing through a robust and rapacious acquisition campaign. And all the units will be modern, clean IKEA style designs.  

Letters to the Editor: Readers soured on L A City Hall long ago Now they re really piling on

Letters to the Editor: Readers soured on L.A. City Hall long ago. Now they re really piling on Paul Thornton © (Don Bartletti / Los Angeles Times) Los Angeles City Hall. (Los Angeles Times) Since the days of the Antonio Villaraigosa administration, Los Angeles City Hall has been one of our letter writers favorite punching bags. Conservative readers lambast the mayor and City Council for what they feel are onerous regulations on businesses and for taking progressive stances on issues like immigration, and readers on the left decry the apparent dissonance between those stances and actual actions on traffic, housing, homelessness and policing. Where there is cross-ideological agreement among readers, it isn t in the city s favor: No one likes the airport or the roads, and everyone agrees the rent is too damn high.

Ex-LA councilman guilty of corruption reports to prison

Essential California: Cowabunga, dude! Surfing in El Salvador

Thursday, June 3. I’m Brittny Mejia, coming to you from Los Angeles. Times staff writer Kevin Baxter takes us on a journey to a 13-mile stretch of Salvadoran shoreline that has turned into one of the world’s newest surfing meccas thanks, in part, to Californians. It’s a spot where the waves are so ripe and the water so warm, tourism officials are hoping it can repair the country’s battered image while the International Surfing Assn. has chosen it as the location of the final qualifying rounds for the debut of surfing as an Olympic sport this summer.

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