Southern California’s Poorly Maintained Bridges Could Finally Be Repaired
In this file photo, workers demolish the south side of Mulholland overpass on the 405 freeway on July 16, 2011 in Los Angeles, Calif. The bridge was demolished as part of a $1 billion project to add carpool lanes and make other improvements along the 405 freeway from Orange County to the city of San Fernando. David McNew/Getty Images
Several Southern California bridges in desperate need of repair could finally be getting the attention they need.
Tim Shaler
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Tim Shaler is a professional investor and economist based in Southern California. He is a regular columnist for The Epoch Times, where he exclusively provides some of his original economic analysis.