By: Liam Dillon
With would-be first-time homebuyers struggling to afford a mortgage and tens of millions of tenants across the country facing high rents, housing affordability is becoming prominent in a U.S. presidential
Liam Dillon is a Staff Writer at the Los Angeles Times. He covers housing affordability and neighborhood change across California, with a keen focus on social issues such as homelessness and crime, and has previously reported on state politics and policy. Dillon's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Liam Dillon's reporting primarily focuses on local developments in Los Angeles, particularly around the issues of homelessness, housing, and related policy regulations. His articles often cover evolving stories, legal policy regulation, breaking news related to government announcements.
Given his emphasis on local issues and coverage attributes focused on politics, health, business, and real estate industries within California (particularly Los Angeles), he would likely be interested in engaging with experts who have a deep understanding of the local political landscape or those directly involved in addressing homelessness crisis and housing policies in Southern California.
Considering Liam's interest in ongoing stories surrounding these topics such as Skid Row and housing-related evictions or infrastructure projects within California and Los Angeles specifically could provide valuable angles for outreach.
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