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L.A.’s blurry crime picture

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By Gabriel Kahn
| Crosstown LA
In an election year, crime is usually front and center. But in this year’s mayoral campaign the issue has barely broken through. In part, that might be because data indicates the city is safer than it was a year ago. That’s the good news. The bad news? There is a drought of detailed crime statistics in Los Angeles. That’s because for the past 26 months the Los Angeles Police Department has failed to publish accurate crime data.
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With gas prices climbing, how EV friendly is Los Angeles?

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By Gabriel Kahn
| Crosstown LA
In Los Angeles right now, you don’t have to drive far to find a place selling gas for more than $7 a gallon. (The countywide average is $6.20.) As recently as January, the average per-gallon price in the county was $4.03. A decade ago, driving an electric vehicle often meant white-knuckling it until you could find the nearest charger. The range back then was often less than 100 miles on a charge. EVs sold today routinely can go more than 300 miles percharge.
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Four charts on Los Angeles real estate

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By Gabriel Kahn
| Crosstown LA
(Image generated with MidJourney) The real estate sector is like a thermometer that measures the health of the Los Angeles economy. Lately, it’s giving some mixed signals. The median price of homes sold is flat, even though the supply of new units has trended down in recent years. Rents are stagnant, but still too high for many. To give some perspective, Crosstown put together five charts about the Los Angeles real estate market.
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