Stagnant water at WeHo construction site raises mosquito concerns

An abandoned construction project in West Hollywood has become the site of a large pool of standing water, leading to a mosquito-breeding ground some have called WeHo Swamp.
Kimberly Cheng reports for the KTLA 5 Morning News on July 12, 2024.
Details: ktla.com/news/local-news/stag...
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When the developers stop paying, everything stops immediately. 💪🧠👍🍻🇺🇲

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It's hard to walk a few blocks in West Hollywood and Hollywood and not notice a stalled construction project.

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@@gotoalex100 that's exactly right, and that's due to the state of California, and the United States of America being run by Democrats. They're not doing their jobs, they're only doing what benefits themselves. 🍻🇺🇲

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Oldest student ever

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Then the company of WeHo should clear up the water.

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Fitting for LA.

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Poor Sutton!!

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Can you say "west nile"?

[@sibhuskyguy]

If it's been stalled for years how do you explain the construction workers and equipment on site in your video? If it's been years why is it only the past couple of months that this is an issue? 7 years and the complaints are only from the past few months... The math aint mathing...

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The workers and equipment you see are for the dewatering process mentioned in the video.

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What’s up with property owners working on things and stopping quit stalling!

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