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Emily Guerin
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Former Correspondent, LAist Studios
Stories by Emily Guerin
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The $349 billion program wasn't big enough to meet overwhelming demand.
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Inclusive Action for the City is handing out gift cards to street vendors who have few places to turn for financial relief during the pandemic.
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At a time when billions of dollars in relief are being offered to more formal businesses, one vendor says he feels "anonymous."
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Local Small Business Development Centers are holding daily webinars to answer questions about federal coronavirus aid.
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Need assistance applying for a coronavirus small business loan? These webinars can help.
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Many small businesses in Southern California still have not been able to apply for help from the federal program intended to help them weather the coronavirus slowdown.
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A number of small business owners said they had better luck applying for a Paycheck Protection Program loan through a community or regional bank.
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While $349 billion sounds like a lot, many people are worried the money will be gone within days, or even hours.
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The money might run out fast, leaving many business owners out.
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In L.A., businesses have three months to repay their landlords after the end of the coronavirus emergency. Many says that's not realistic.
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Here's what they're talking -- or not talking -- about with their landlords.
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If you own or work for one of California’s nearly four million small businesses, we know you're hurting right now. But help is on the way in the form of a…
