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Nov. 1, 2024
Pedestrians walk near a pothole in need of repair at the intersection of McCadden Place and 4th Street in the Hancock Park area of Los Angeles.
(Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)City services -- such as pothole patching, bulky item pickup and graffiti removal -- vary widely in different parts of Los Angeles.
City of Los Angeles Street Operations maintenance workers fill potholes on Alameda Street near downtown Los Angeles as part of “Operation Pothole.”
(Christina House / For the Los Angeles Times)City of Los Angeles Street Services maintenance worker Ralph Jackson prepares a pothole to be filled on Alameda Street near downtown Los Angeles as part of “Operation Pothole.”
(Christina House / For the Times)Norah Bustamante, with the Los Angeles Conservation Corps, paints over tagger vandalism in Los Angeles. One of the group’s missions is to eradicate graffiti.
(Don Bartletti / Los Angeles Times)Norah Bustamante, left, and Barbara Rocha with the Los Angeles Conservation Corps load up paint rollers to cover graffiti in an alley on West Slauson Avenue in Los Angeles.
(Don Bartletti / Los Angeles Times)Volunteers carry a discarded toilet and cardboard litter as they help clean up Kingsley Drive in a monthly gathering organized by the East Hollywood Neighborhood Council. The group conducts monthly cleanups to remove debris not picked up by the city.
(Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)A team of volunteers clean up Kingsley Drive in a monthly gathering organized by the East Hollywood Neighborhood Council.
(Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)Volunteers load a discarded cabinet into a dumpster as they help clean up Kingsley Drive in a monthly gathering organized by the East Hollywood Neighborhood Council.
(Brian van der Brug / Los Angeles Times)Nov. 1, 2024