Lack of communication over school site frustrates Los Angeles neighborhood

Dec. 12, 2011
District builds school on site where city had spent $600,000 for a park

From The Los Angeles Times: The city of Los Angeles spent more than $600,000 designing and building a pocket park in South Los Angeles. But the school district is now using the land to build a much-needed campus, and exasperated neighbors wonder why neither side knew what the other was doing.

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