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L.A. City Officials Plan Crackdown on Illegal Warehouse Spaces

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Within days of the deadly Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland, Los Angeles promised a crackdown on unsafe and un-permitted live and work spaces. A strategy is still in the works.

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