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L.A. mayor announces $800 stipends for food service workers

L.A. mayor announces $800 stipends for food service workers

Guest UserDecember 2, 2020public safety, public health, Los Angeles

How Youth Climate Activists Are Empowering Campaigners From Countries Suffering Most From Global Warming

How Youth Climate Activists Are Empowering Campaigners From Countries Suffering Most From Global Warming

Guest UserDecember 1, 2020youth, environment, global, climate

American Crossroads

American Crossroads

Guest UserDecember 1, 2020U.S.A., art

Reclaiming Streets as Public Space: The Dutch Approach to Aligning Mobility & Public Place Making

Reclaiming Streets as Public Space: The Dutch Approach to Aligning Mobility & Public Place Making

Guest UserDecember 1, 2020public space, civic space, urban planning, urban design

This Is How Singapore Keeps Its Cool as the City Heats Up

This Is How Singapore Keeps Its Cool as the City Heats Up

Guest UserDecember 1, 2020cities, environment, climate

What you need to know about the Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines

What you need to know about the Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines

Guest UserNovember 30, 2020public health

The death of the department store and the American middle class

The death of the department store and the American middle class

Guest UserNovember 30, 2020U.S.A., economics

Before disasters hit California, these workers get the word out in many languages

Before disasters hit California, these workers get the word out in many languages

Guest UserNovember 28, 2020public safety, California

The Losses We Share

The Losses We Share

Guest UserNovember 25, 2020women

California may change how unemployment gets paid

California may change how unemployment gets paid

Guest UserNovember 25, 2020California, economics

The problem for the 21st century isn’t that we’re too urban—it’s that we’re not urban enough

The problem for the 21st century isn’t that we’re too urban—it’s that we’re not urban enough

Guest UserNovember 24, 2020cities, global

Here Are 25 Inspiring Women in the Art World Who Overcame Obstacles to Accomplish Incredible Things in This Surreal Year

Here Are 25 Inspiring Women in the Art World Who Overcame Obstacles to Accomplish Incredible Things in This Surreal Year

Guest UserNovember 24, 2020art, artists, women

An ancient people with a modern climate plan

An ancient people with a modern climate plan

Guest UserNovember 24, 2020history, climate

Water, but not everywhere: Research sheds light on race and water access in metro areas

Water, but not everywhere: Research sheds light on race and water access in metro areas

Guest UserNovember 24, 2020water, environment, equity, race, accessibility

A Desert City Tries to Save Itself With Rain

A Desert City Tries to Save Itself With Rain

Guest UserNovember 23, 2020water, environment

L.A. County suspends outdoor dining at restaurants as coronavirus surges

L.A. County suspends outdoor dining at restaurants as coronavirus surges

Guest UserNovember 22, 2020public health, Los Angeles, economics

San Pedro’s Ports O’ Call was torn down. A new waterfront is finally taking shape

San Pedro’s Ports O’ Call was torn down. A new waterfront is finally taking shape

Guest UserNovember 22, 2020urban planning, civic space, Los Angeles

Amid Crisis, a Renaissance for Street Art

Amid Crisis, a Renaissance for Street Art

Guest UserNovember 18, 2020art, public art, civic space

How We Can Stop the Spread of COVID-19 By Christmas

How We Can Stop the Spread of COVID-19 By Christmas

Guest UserNovember 17, 2020public health

Getting kids back in classrooms should be a top pandemic priority, LAUSD superintendent says

Getting kids back in classrooms should be a top pandemic priority, LAUSD superintendent says

Guest UserNovember 17, 2020education, youth, Los Angeles