The homes are less than a quarter-mile from Los Angeles State Historic Park, one of three stops along the route. Read more:Aerial gondola at Dodger Stadium sparks fears of accelerated gentrificationWilliam Mead’s low-slung, garden-style brick homes sit along five blocks on the eastern edge of Chinatown. Even though the gondola will not cross above the housing project, both sides have been vying for residents’ support. It provided a $100,000 grant to community organizers who have been working in public housing and Chinatown. There are 279 parking spaces for residents, and when there are events at the park or stadium, residents can’t find a place for their cars.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 23, 2024 22:33 UTC