Even though the freeway expansion project has gone on for over two years, hundreds in Southern California find out their homes are threatened.
"Nearly 700 homes and up to 259 businesses could be acquired and demolished. That could prove one of the largest acquisitions of homes for area highway construction since the Century Freeway was built amid controversy in the late 1980s. The outcry mounted in the last six days as some residents obtained access to maps showing that the three designs under serious consideration could force the demolition of hundreds of homes and businesses along an 18-mile swath from East Los Angeles to Long Beach."
Thanks to Gilbert Estrada
FULL STORY: Hundreds Learn Plans to Expand 710 Freeway Threaten Their Homes

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