Forced Relocation of Inglewood Businesses | California News

A dozen long-standing Inglewood businesses, some family-owned for decades, face forced closure as the city tears down a shopping center for the new Inglewood Transit Connector — a $125 million eminent domain project aimed at linking rail to stadiums. Many received less than 90 days’ notice, with some still awaiting compensation or relocation details. While a few have found new homes, the emotional and logistical toll is immense for those uprooting their legacy shops — and community members are calling for more support during this disruptive transition.

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