Los Angeles County broke ground Friday on a project that will bring dozens of new mental health beds and supportive housing to the sprawling, 110-year-old Metropolitan State Hospital campus in Norwalk. LAist's Robert Garrova reports.

Los Angeles County broke ground Friday on a project that will bring dozens of new mental health beds and supportive housing to the sprawling, <a href="https://laist.com/news/health/metropolitan-state-hospital-100-year-old-campus-la-county-plans-to-bring-mental-health-beds">110-year-old Metropolitan State Hospital</a> campus in Norwalk. LAist's Robert Garrova reports.

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