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Phoenix Tso
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Former associate Producer
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A new bill signed Sunday gives priority to affordable housing non-profits over current tenants in purchasing Caltrans owned property.
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California is among the states that kept the moratorium in place. The study's co-author said that likely saved thousands of lives.
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Demand for passports is way up due to increased demand for travel and limited appointments.
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The idea involves a new type of insurance, one that local governments, community groups and homeowners associations could buy as a way to protect everyone, including those who can't afford individual insurance.
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L.A. saw a 23% drop in shelter beds due to COVID-19 concerns, but a 34% increase in private rooms and spaces with the help of programs like Project Roomkey.
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The announcement this week of the fund came as activists demanded more help for residents hurt and displaced by the LAPD operation.
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Personal spending has bounced back but local economists say small businesses aren't reaping the benefits.
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Two dead fin whales were found stuck to the hull of destroyer conducting joint training with the U.S. Navy off San Diego in May.
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Residents of the Imperial Avalon Mobile Estates say the closure of their park will leave them with no affordable housing.
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On Thursday, California became the first state to pass an income guarantee program where local governments can apply for state funds for universal basic income pilots.
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Newsom's new budget includes more stimulus payments, rent relief, and grants for small businesses.
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Long Beach Forward has partnered with The Long Beach Collective Association to offer free, pre-rolled joints to the first 150 people to get their vaccine at an event this weekend.