Homeless Angelenos call the riverbank home. What will happen when El Niño hits?

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By Aura BogadoDec 15, 2015, 6:00 am58 pts
When I returned to Los Angeles this summer after an absence of six years, one big change was hard to miss: the spread of homeless encampments under freeway bridges and on the banks of the Los Angeles River. Some are small, just a few people with sleeping bags or blankets and a piece of luggage or two. Other…

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