By Anat Rubin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
They may be flophouses. But for some of the city's poorest residents, they're home.
In Los Angeles, in the middle of an affordable-housing crisis, advocates have been fighting to protect what they call housing of last resort.
"This is a community where people live and work," said Legal Aid Foundation of Los A...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
They may be flophouses. But for some of the city's poorest residents, they're home.
In Los Angeles, in the middle of an affordable-housing crisis, advocates have been fighting to protect what they call housing of last resort.
"This is a community where people live and work," said Legal Aid Foundation of Los A...
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