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Homelessness

Why We Oppose CARE Court—and You Should Too!

By Dick and SharonJun 26, 2022
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Homelessness

Face Time With the Houseless

By Alex DemyanenkoJun 25, 2022
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Los Angeles

Despite Calls for More Cops, LAPD Won’t Be Riding to the Rescue

By Dick PlatkinJun 19, 2022
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Brian Sheth Fights to End Homelessness in Austin, Texas

By Guest AuthorJun 16, 2022
New Funding to Prevent Homelessness Among Older Foster Youth
Homelessness

LA Working to Prevent Homelessness Among Older Youth

By Sarah TianoJun 15, 2022
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Public Policy

Unhoused Deserve Permanent Housing, with Voluntary, Dignified Care

By Eve Garrow and Kath RogersJun 13, 2022
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Los Angeles

Tenant Group Goes Big as LA Affordable Housing Disappears

By Jack RossMay 30, 2022
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Los Angeles City of Suffering People

By Jasmyne CannickMay 29, 2022
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Homelessness

Why Pursue Planning Policies That Make Homelessness Crisis Worse?

By Dick PlatkinMay 3, 2022
Industry Destroys Rent Control, But Help Is Near
Homelessness

Industry Destroys Rent Control, But Help Is Near

By Bobbi Murray and Jack RossApr 17, 2022
Put Corporate Responsibility to the Test
Homelessness

Will San Francisco Put Rent on the Bargaining Table

By Daniel RossApr 23, 2022
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Homelessness

How to Make Housing as a Human Right a Reality

By Sonali KolhatkarApr 2, 2022
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Homelessness

Homelessness Czar Needed for L.A.

By Michael RapkinMar 31, 2022
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Economic Equality

California Billionaires and Unhoused Masses

By Mark KreidlerMar 29, 2022
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Homelessness

Combat Homelessness by Expanding State-Funded Housing Opportunities

By Carolina ReidMar 19, 2022
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Economic Equality

How to End Homelessness

By Randy ShawJan 24, 2022
Does LAPD Really Honor King
Los Angeles

Does LAPD Really Honor King?

By Paula Minor and Matyos KidaneJan 20, 2022
What Does 2022 Portend
California

What Does 2022 Portend?

By Randy ShawJan 6, 2022
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Homelessness

As Housing Crisis Worsens, Wall Street Still in Your Backyard, Via the Police

By Dick PlatkinDec 25, 2021
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Social Justice

How Do Portland’s Activists Bring Mutual Aid to the Homeless

By April ShortDec 9, 2021
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Social Justice

Family Separation: As American as Mass Incarceration

By Adriana RodriguezNov 20, 2021
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Los Angeles

Ode to Downtown L.A.

By Jasmyne CannickNov 13, 2021
LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 12: A drone aerial view shows the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum at Exposition Park as Los Angeles County allows more businesses and facilities to reopen today, despite rising COVID-19 infections and deaths on June 12, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. After reporting the county’s largest single-day jump in coronavirus cases, health officials are warning that the county’s transmission rate of the disease could overwhelm intensive-care units in the next two to four weeks if the increase isn't reversed. Newly allowed reopenings include gyms and fitness facilities, spectator-free sports venues, day camps, museums, galleries, zoos, aquariums, campgrounds, RV parks, outdoor recreational areas including swimming pools, music, film and television production and hotels for leisure travel. The county's death toll is currently more than 2,800 with the total number of cases nearing 69,000. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Los Angeles

The Olympics Offer a Chance to Create Real Change

By Bobbi MurrayNov 11, 2021
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Economic Equality

Politics of the Poor in an America on Edge

By Liz TheoharisNov 8, 2021