A longtime businessman who has operated the famed La Luz Del Dia, for more than 6 decades, on L.A.'s Olvera Street, fears he'll be forced to close soon.

David Solarazano says there have been growing problems with homelessness, crime and the rising cost of public parking.  He told our Craig Fiegener he blames the city of Los Angeles--- which currently owns the property that he's been renting.

<p>A longtime businessman who has operated the famed La Luz Del Dia, for more than 6 decades, on L.A.'s Olvera Street, fears he'll be forced to close soon.</p>
<p>David Solarazano says there have been growing problems with homelessness, crime and the rising cost of public parking.  He told our Craig Fiegener he blames the city of Los Angeles--- which currently owns the property that he's been renting.</p>

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