Howard Vidal-Yuan

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Staying warm in LA recently hasn’t been easy or cheap. Angelenos share how they’ve been weathering this freezing winter.

Blankets, bathrobes … pets? Angelenos are finding creative ways to stay warm

Staying warm in LA recently hasn’t been easy or cheap. Angelenos share how they’ve been weathering this freezing winter.

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