LA’s burst water mains are result of city leaders’ unforgivable neglect

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The constant infrastructure failures in Los Angeles are symptoms of a deeper political rot. LA’s local government bodies ignore infrastructure because they fail to prioritize the needs of local residents. Nothing has changed since the massive negligence that caused the horrific Pacific Palisades Fire last year. Clearly, the decay runs deep — deeper than a...

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