“In California, the women all want their...
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“In California, the women all want their faces lifted and the developers all want to tear everything down.”
--Jerry Hays, past president of the Studio City Chamber of Commerce, arguing for the city’s Cultural Heritage Commission to save a carwash from demolition by declaring it a cultural monument.
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