After a century of oil extraction in the Baldwin Hills, pressure is mounting to free the 1,000-acre oil field for a better use. But long-held plans for a park may now face competition from the need for housing.
Source: Los Angeles Times
As a century-old oil field winds down, what's next for Baldwin Hills? A sprawling park or housing?
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