A practical guide to living and working in the City of Angels. By Allison Bloom Native Californians are perplexed by the phrase back East. Los Angeles is unique in its ever-growing young adult population, expanding job market, and high quality of life.
Many people spend their time outdoors, enjoying the glorious weather year round.
Believe it or not, there are enough cultural attractions here to impress any diehard Yankee. And, most importantly, the cost of living here is lower than in other big cities, so recent grads can afford larger apartments and even save some dough. Finding an Apartment To give yourself an edge while apartment hunting, sign up for a rental list. Most lists require a membership fee, giving you access for up to three months. Without a rental list, you are relegated to the classifieds.