Adam Carolla Says Los Angeles Residents Flee for 'Anywhere' as City Faces Broader Decline
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 8
Adam Carolla Says Los Angeles Residents Flee for 'Anywhere' as City Faces Broader Decline
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 8
Summary
Adam Carolla said Los Angeles has shifted from a city people almost never left to one where residents now want to move "anywhere" just to get out.
On Sean Hannity's podcast Tuesday, Carolla said departures are no longer tied to retirement or corporate relocations but to a sense that living conditions have deteriorated.
Carolla cast that exodus as evidence of wider problems in Los Angeles, pointing to issues he has repeatedly blamed on California's Democratic leadership.
He has previously cited homelessness, wildfires and what he sees as the state's broader decline, and has said he plans to leave California after his children finish high school.