Santa Monica is so 2004

By Kevin Roderick | March 21, 2005 2:04 AM

After many years on Ocean Park Boulevard, the Center for Law in the Public Interest is moving where it's warmer. They have taken the 16th floor of an office building on Wilshire Boulevard just west of downtown—and they have a blog.


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