HEALTHLA TIMES — LOCAL
A vision of "healthy village" for General Hospital has everything but funding
A new master plan aims to transform Los Angeles' derelict General Hospital into a 41-acre healthy village featuring affordable housing, local businesses, food courts, cultural venues, community gardens, and the county's largest health and mental health complex. However, the project currently lacks necessary funding.
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