The homeless epidemic in Los Angeles cannot truly be comprehended until you experience with your own eyes, ears, and nose. pic.twitter.com/K6kAqrWfnp
— Kevin Dalton (@KevinForBOS) December 17, 2022
I just drove through downtown L.A.
What is saw shocked me to the core.
3rd world conditions on *every* block. Tent cities. Filth. Drugs. People digging through, living in and eating trash. Broken lives everywhere.
This is not America.
See for yourself… pic.twitter.com/TjISz3rBIY— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 16, 2022
A group of over a dozen thieves rob a Nordstrom store in Los Angeles pic.twitter.com/nT5S4PydIK
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 1, 2022
Authored by Jazz Shaw via HotAir.com,
Back in early February, we looked at a story out of Long Beach, California where the City Council passed an ordinance requiring large, chain grocery stores to provide workers with an extra four dollars per hour as “hero pay” during the pandemic.
That immediately resulted in two of the biggest Kroger stores in the area closing their doors permanently, putting hundreds of people out of work. At the time, I noted that a number of other large municipalities in the Golden State were either already drafting or considering similar legislation.
But having seen what happened in Long Beach, they thankfully had sufficient warning not to make the same mistake.
Authored by Jennie Taer via SaraACarter.com,
Leprosy cases are emerging in Los Angeles County, according to a recent study revealed in a Reuters Health report and its co-author Dr. Maria Teresa Ochoa of Keck Medical Center of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles told Reuters Health that she’s urging the public to “fight the stigma.”
The disease commonly referred to as “Hansen’s Disease” is curable when treated expeditiously, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
Continue reading “Leprosy Could Be The Next Public Health Crisis To Hit Los Angeles”
Guest Post by Steve Lamb
In a recent fit of pique, after having been attacked for weeks by U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) on various matters, including the treatment of illegal aliens at detention centers, President Donald Trump struck back. Cummings should pay attention to his own district and the conditions of the citizens who he is supposed to represent, Trump said. This exchange was followed by denouncements that President Trump is a racist. A similar situation occurred last year with Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) and the President.
Certainly Trump has a point. During the long terms in Congress of both Maxine Waters (in her 15th term), who has represented South Central Los Angeles since 1990, and Elijah Cummings (since 1996) in Baltimore, conditions in the areas they represent have gone from bad to absolutely wretched. Denying this fact is a complete waste of time.