Los Angeles property owners overwhelmingly rejected a plan that would have raised roughly $125 million a year to repair and maintain the city's crumbling streetlight system, dealing a major blow to officials who warned the network is falling into disrepair.
Los Angeles property owners overwhelmingly rejected a plan that would have raised roughly $125 million a year to repair and maintain the city's crumbling streetlight system, dealing a major blow to officials who warned the network is falling into disrepair.
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