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Emily Guerin
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Former Correspondent, LAist Studios
Stories by Emily Guerin
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In a small town in the Mojave Desert, salespeople were making tens of millions of dollars hawking empty desert land to unsuspecting buyers by convincing them the area would boom one day -- and if they got in now, they could get rich.
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Open air on three sides is currently the only way to get a professional haircut.
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It's a story of money, power and deception in the Mojave Desert.
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A lot of people bought into the dream of California City. But most of them didn't make a penny.
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The areas that got the most loans are the wealthiest and whitest. They also have the most businesses.
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Employment for Black and Latina women fell more than three times as much as employment for white men, and about twice as much as for white women.
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According to City Council President Nury Martinez, the city's rent relief program is the largest in the country.
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For residents of San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange Counties, there’s been a bit of mask whiplash. First, masks were required countywide. Then, they…
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San Bernardino's COVID-Compliant program signals to customers that a business follows state public health guidelines.
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Workers want masks to be a requirement to keep them safe from the coronavirus. Others say it infringes upon their freedom.
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From frames to sneeze guards, flavor samples to dry-ice-packed deliveries.