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Aaron Mendelson
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Former senior data & investigative reporter
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The incident drew international attention, but for weeks the circumstances have been unclear. Now, Long Beach Police have provided an explanation.
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Qualifying households will see up to $2,000 in rent relief, with a maximum of $1,000 per month. That money will flow directly to landlords.
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Besides the lack of inspections, the state auditor found there are no written policies for selecting which parks should be inspected.
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Police in Los Angeles County use force on Black people far out of their proportion of the population, state data shows.
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Police in Los Angeles County and across California use force on Black people far out of their proportion of the population, according to a KPCC/LAist analysis.
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Should we tax tens of thousands of vacant properties in the city?
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Los Angeles is in a housing crisis, yet up to 100,000 units, many of them luxury apartments, sit empty. Could a vacancy tax help?
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As unemployment rates soar, so too does the number of applications to live in L.A.'s public housing.
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Applications to live in Los Angeles public housing surged last month, a sign of the pressure Angelenos are feeling.
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At a press conference this morning, Long Beach's Mayor and Chief of Police addressed the shooting of KPCC/LAist reporter Adolfo Guzman-Lopez by an officer…
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The alarm has been raised by Governor Gavin Newsom, whose budget includes pledges about “guarding against private sector actors buying up distressed assets,” and L.A. County Supervisor Hilda Solis.
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California politicians are worried Wall Street will swoop in and buy up single-family housing -- in a repeat of the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.