Tag: Los Angeles County
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Who Gets to Decide How Los Angeles Fights Homelessness? Who Gets to Decide How Los Angeles Fights Homelessness?
Homelessness October 10, 2026

Who Gets to Decide How Los Angeles Fights Homelessness?

An abrupt meeting shutdown has left a major decision unresolved: who should ... more

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Skid Row Remains LA’s Homeless Capital, and the Official Numbers Don’t Capture How Bad It Really Is Skid Row Remains LA’s Homeless Capital, and the Official Numbers Don’t Capture How Bad It Really Is
Homelessness September 27, 2026

Skid Row Remains LA’s Homeless Capital, and the Official Numbers Don’t Capture How Bad It Really Is

RAND research suggests Los Angeles' homelessness problem is changing form as tents ... more

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LA Backs a Bigger City Role in Housing Referrals LA Backs a Bigger City Role in Housing Referrals
Homelessness October 27, 2026

LA Backs a Bigger City Role in Housing Referrals

The council has approved terms for housing referrals and data access. Binding ... more

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Los Angeles Fire Survivors Reopened Their Businesses. Recovery Is Another Story. Los Angeles Fire Survivors Reopened Their Businesses. Recovery Is Another Story.
Mature September 17, 2026

Los Angeles Fire Survivors Reopened Their Businesses. Recovery Is Another Story.

UCLA research shows why reopening does not necessarily mean economic recovery and ... more

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Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe
Crime May 11, 2026

Crime Is Falling in Los Angeles. Why Many Latino Families Still Do Not Feel Safe

New crime data shows fewer homicides and robberies in Los Angeles, but ... more

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LA’s Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Why Isn’t Everyone Seeing the Same Relief? LA’s Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Why Isn’t Everyone Seeing the Same Relief?
Health August 27, 2026

LA’s Overdose Deaths Are Falling. Why Isn’t Everyone Seeing the Same Relief?

Overdose deaths in Los Angeles County fell for the third consecutive year, ... more

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Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities
LA Politics October 19, 2026

Mobile Voting Brings Election Access Into Los Angeles Communities

Los Angeles County is bringing voting services directly into communities through its ... more

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Smaller, More Expensive: Los Angeles Renters Are Paying a Premium for Less Space Smaller, More Expensive: Los Angeles Renters Are Paying a Premium for Less Space
Housing October 6, 2026

Smaller, More Expensive: Los Angeles Renters Are Paying a Premium for Less Space

Los Angeles apartments average 818 square feet, leaving renters to balance rising ... more

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LAUSD Summer School Begins Amid Smoke and Heat Concerns LAUSD Summer School Begins Amid Smoke and Heat Concerns
Education June 21, 2026

LAUSD Summer School Begins Amid Smoke and Heat Concerns

As LAUSD launches its Summer of Learning program, families and teachers are ... more

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Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump
Food October 21, 2026

Food Aid Cut, Rich Get Richer: 1.5 Million Latinos Lose Benefits Under Trump

Advocacy groups estimate 1.5 million Latinos have lost SNAP food assistance nationwide, ... more

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Latino Students Are Making Academic Gains in LA County, but Progress Varies by District Latino Students Are Making Academic Gains in LA County, but Progress Varies by District
California October 17, 2026

Latino Students Are Making Academic Gains in LA County, but Progress Varies by District

New California test results show math and reading gains among Latino students, ... more

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In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up
California October 6, 2026

In Foster Care, Too Many Latino Children Are Still Waiting for Someone to Show Up

When Joshua Bringhurst thinks about foster care, he does not start with ... more

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LA28 Is Coming: How Los Angeles Small Businesses Can Get Ready for Olympic Contracts LA28 Is Coming: How Los Angeles Small Businesses Can Get Ready for Olympic Contracts
Business Insights August 18, 2026

LA28 Is Coming: How Los Angeles Small Businesses Can Get Ready for Olympic Contracts

LA28 is already moving toward its small-business procurement goals. Here’s how Los ... more

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Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm
Environment October 17, 2026

Nearly 1 in 3 LA Adults Exposed to Wildfires Report Mental-Health Harm

New UCLA research reveals the emotional toll of wildfire exposure in Los ... more

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Gas Prices Keep Rising. Here’s How L.A. Metro, Metrolink, and Foothill Transit Can Cut Your Commute Costs Gas Prices Keep Rising. Here’s How L.A. Metro, Metrolink, and Foothill Transit Can Cut Your Commute Costs
Tips May 29, 2026

Gas Prices Keep Rising. Here’s How L.A. Metro, Metrolink, and Foothill Transit Can Cut Your Commute Costs

L.A. Metro, Metrolink, and Foothill Transit offer fare discounts, free rides, and ... more

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LA County Small Business Permit Help: Who Qualifies and How to Apply? LA County Small Business Permit Help: Who Qualifies and How to Apply?
Los Angeles October 15, 2026

LA County Small Business Permit Help: Who Qualifies and How to Apply?

A practical guide to LA County’s SmallBiz Permit Express program, including who ... more

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L.A. County’s New Sales Tax Starts Today. Why Can’t the County Spend the Money Yet? L.A. County’s New Sales Tax Starts Today. Why Can’t the County Spend the Money Yet?
California October 1, 2026

L.A. County’s New Sales Tax Starts Today. Why Can’t the County Spend the Money Yet?

Los Angeles County's new sales tax took effect October 1, adding 0.5 ... more

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