Critics Sue Over UCLA Hotel Plans
Friday, April 5, 2013
Opponents of UCLA's proposed 250-room hotel and conference center on campus have filed a lawsuit that challenges the project's tax exemptions and contends it would not be financially viable if it paid all the federal and local taxes required of commercial hotels, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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