


Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others
Black, Hispanic and Native American people infected with Covid-19 are about four times more likely to be hospitalized than others, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows.
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‘How can I get him from there?’ Young migrants stuck in Border Patrol backlog
The 10-year-old boy crossed the Rio Grande with hundreds of other migrants last week. But he was essentially alone.
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Despite chaos, Councilman O’Farrell calls clearing of Echo Park homeless encampment a success as repair, renovation project proceeds
ECHO PARK, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — City Councilman Mitch O’Farrell claimed success in the effort to clean up Echo Park Lake, with the last of more than 200 homeless people removed, and a $500,000 repair and restoration project underway after days of protests that included more than 180 arrests. Read More

$500 per month help for the Working Poor?
What if we could help the working poor of Los Angeles County with a smidgen of help of $500 per month?
The concept of universal basic income, which has received a boost from economic conditions during the pandemic, has just received another favorable vote. Read More

Republican-controlled states advance bills to limit abortion
Four new proposed abortion restrictions passed the state House Tuesday in Montana, one of several states where GOP gains are lending more momentum to prohibitions on the procedure

Report criticizes LAPD’s handling of George Floyd protests
LOS ANGELES (KABC) — A new report criticizes the Los Angeles Police Department, saying the agency and its leaders were unprepared for last year’s protests following the death of George Floyd.
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A Parent Contribution of $66 to change their child’s life!
A college degree without the debt
The $66 Fix, a carefully-researched report, proves that California can afford to restore top-quality public higher education—and make the system 100% tuition-free…