▲ 123 r/LosAngeles
More Than Half of L.A.’s Homeless Are Not from L.A.
city-journal.orgu/Born_Astronomer_4613 — 3 days ago
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▲ 98 r/LosAngeles
The End of DSA LA?
LA Times is reporting that Karen Bass has been endorsed by Eunisses Hernandez, Hugo Soto-Martínez, and Ysabel Jurado.
u/Born_Astronomer_4613 — 4 days ago
▲ 373 r/LosAngeles
Thousands of U.S. countertop workers could have damaged lungs, safety expert says
npr.orgu/Born_Astronomer_4613 — 5 days ago
▲ 38 r/LosAngeles
The Fate of Twenty-one Los Angeles Siblings
newyorker.comu/Born_Astronomer_4613 — 8 days ago
▲ 154 r/AskLosAngeles
Why not live close to work?
I keep seeing posts from people asking for advice about where in the L.A. area to live, that seem to include a baked-in preference for commuting long distances to work every day.
Posts such as, "Moving from NYC. I just scored a $240k job where I'll be in Burbank four days a week. I'm 31 and want to be in an area with 30-32 year olds. Looking for a dog friendly area because I have a dog. Should I move to South Pasadena or Culver City?"
Or, "Moving from OC to take an in person $170k job in DTLA. I'm 28 and want to be around 28 to 29.5 yo folks. I like going out to eat. Considering either Sherman Oaks or Encino."
Is living near work seen as something to avoid?
u/Born_Astronomer_4613 — 11 days ago