LA's Past, Present And Future
12 August 2000 - 3:30pm
An in-depth article about LA's growth and development in the recent past, its current status and a look at the future in this growing metropolis.
This Los Angeles Times feature article takes a retrospective look at Los Angeles since the 1984 Olympics: its demographics, economic and urban development and problems. What does Los Angeles need if it is to regain its past glory?
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L.A. 2000: A Remade Metropolis
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The Los Angeles Times, August 12, 2000
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