Another coronavirus inequity: Those who can afford to stay in place and those who must move

LOS ANGELES - Ivan Mirabelli cruised through Westwood Hills, past manicured lawn, big houses and scattered laborers keeping his well-off neighborhood's appearance up, even in a pandemic.

Besides short walks and a few outdoor meetups, Mirabelli said he's holed up at home. His job in finance - typically travel heavy, but now fully online - gives him that flexibility.

"I don't want to get sick," said Mirabelli, 34, who called the adaptability of his gig a privilege. "I don't have to make the tradeoff between my job and my safety."

But not all jobs changed with the coronavirus. Along the district's rolling streets,