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San Fernando Valley project looks to build skyscrapers for seniors

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By Hunter Sowards Verified
| MSN Verified
The San Fernando Valley is starting a project to build skyscrapers filled with affordable housing for seniors. The four buildings will be roughly 40 floors tall and house more than 3,000 units. It's part of a much wider-scale redevelopment plan for the Warner Center. "In many ways, it's the future of senior housing," Councilmember Bob Blumenfield said. It's kind of like Golden Girls on steroids." Blumenfield said the project, dubbed the Viva Development, has been in the works for more than a decade.
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San Fernando Valley project looks to build skyscrapers for seniors

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By Hunter Sowards Verified
| KCBS-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
The San Fernando Valley is starting a project to build skyscrapers filled with affordable housing for seniors. The four buildings will be roughly 40 floors tall and house more than 3,000 units. It's part of a much wider-scale redevelopment plan for the Warner Center. "In many ways, it's the future of senior housing," Councilmember Bob Blumenfield said. It's kind of like Golden Girls on steroids." Blumenfield said the project, dubbed the Viva Development, has been in the works for more than a decade.
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LA Metro's 'One Car Challenge' calls on drivers to leave cars at home and take public transit

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By Hunter Sowards Verified
| MSN Verified
Los Angeles Metro is seeking volunteers for their "One Car Challenge," which calls on people or families with two vehicles to leave one behind and take public transit instead. The countywide challenge will award successful participants $600 if they're able to leave a car at home for five weeks. "We're encouraging, or basically providing an incentive for people to leave the car behind," said Patrick Chandler, a spokesperson for Metro.
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