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    Editorial: SoCal leaders either haven't gotten the memo on the housing crisis or don't care

    by Los Angeles Times Jun 24, 2019 3 minutes

    Southern California is mired in a housing affordability and homelessness crisis that is undermining the region's quality of life and threatening its economic prosperity. But local elected leaders apparently haven't gotten the memo or simply don't care.

    How else to explain a recent vote by the board of the Southern California Assn. of Governments, which is composed of city and county elected officials from across the region, that vastly underestimates the number of homes needed to ease the existing shortage and to

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