You may know L.A.'s historic Filipinotown, as a center of the Filipino community in the region. But you may not know about the less familiar  Filipino community in the San Fernando Valley.

Adolfo Guzman-Lopez reports.

You may know L.A.'s historic Filipinotown, as a center of the Filipino community in the region. But you may not know about the less familiar&nbsp; Filipino community in the San Fernando Valley.
Adolfo Guzman-Lopez reports.

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 Yes, there’s a Filipinotown in DTLA — but don’t overlook the Filipino community in the San Fernando Valley

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Josie Huang reports on a guerilla effort to make public benches more available.&nbsp;

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Yes, there’s a Filipinotown in DTLA — but don’t overlook the Filipino community in the San Fernando Valley

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