The quiet place became lively because of the new school. And in LA, the city also had a new start because the gangs that had dominated the city for over a decade had been removed.
The most powerful gang, Devil's Herd, who got involved in drug trafficking, had been cracked down. The head of the gang, Dan Gilbert, was arrested. Most of his men and partners in drug networks were also arrested. The remaining people at large were listed as the national most wanted with bounty.
The luxury and debauchery in the nightclubs had been suspended for rectification. Some recreation centers in the red-light district had also been shut down.
The business in the streets started to flourish after being freed from the burden of protection fees extorted by the gangs for years.
It was like the haze hanging over the city for a long time finally dissipated with the wind blowing from the sea, and the people who suffered from it felt relieved and cheered.
