Tea for two

<b>TEA FOR TWO:</b> Deidre Hopp, a resident of Main Street, and her dog Jack stop for tea at a downtown eatery. With the arrival of new residents, the population downtown is now 30,000.

Carlos Chavez / LAT /

TEA FOR TWO: Deidre Hopp, a resident of Main Street, and her dog Jack stop for tea at a downtown eatery. With the arrival of new residents, the population downtown is now 30,000.

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