ELECTING TO LIVE ON Sunset Boulevard in the middle of Hollywood isn’t for everyone.
It’s loud. It’s dirty. And whether your closest landmark is Hollywood High School or Rock n’ Roll Ralphs, taking up residence on this iconic thoroughfare ensures that many of L.A.’s longstanding ills, from gridlocked traffic to the homeless crisis, will be on full display from your bedroom window.
But for residents of the Skyview Sunset apartment building, the past month has brought a different kind of urban blight. Or perhaps more accurately: urban bright.
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