Sara Hernandez

Land-use attorney at DLA Piper

Land-use attorney at DLA Piper and former special counsel and downtown director for L.A. City Councilman Jose Huizar

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In this podcast bonus, four guests discuss solutions to high housing costs and gentrification in Los Angeles. Recorded live at the Central Library on Nov.

There Goes the Neighborhood LIVE: Solutions

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