L.A. Today: Graffiti, Pink Slips, And More
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The head of Los Angeles’s housing authority is out of a job as of Monday night. The housing authority’s board fired Rudolf Montiel, who has had a rocky last year. The Times has the story here. 
- Another round of public hearings kicked off last night for the Subway to the (almost) Sea. Check out the schedule via Neon Tommy.
- Three years of budget cuts in California have hit public education hard. A new UCLA study found overall quality has dropped and the gap between rich and poor schools has increased, reports the Associated Press.
- The newly elected members of the Bell City Council can now take their seats sooner after action by the California legislature, reports KPCC.
- Also, check out Neon Tommy’s look into an L.A. institution: graffiti art.
Reach reporter Andrew Khouri here.
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