Tilly Examines Impact of Inflation
Democrats are in control of the White House and Congress, but experts worry that rising prices due to inflation will push voters away.
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Manville on Opportunities Created by SB9
The new California law will allow homeowners to do small-scale projects on their own land that will increase housing availability and affordability.
Tilly on Newfound American Labor Power
After decades of growing inequality, American workers are finally taking the opportunity to demand better working conditions through union strikes.
Peterson on Power of Health Care Industry
Gov. Newsom’s pledge to reduce health care costs and provider profits have come up against resistance from health care executives.
Disadvantages Magnified by Pandemic, Ong Says
As rents soar and evictions resume, Black households that have been shut out of homeownership are bearing the biggest burden.
Center for Innovation Report Finds Gaps in Heat Governance
A state-commissioned report to be released by the Luskin Center for Innovation found significant gaps in California’s attempts to address heat exposure and illness.
Lens Explores Low-Density Zoning Impact on Health
Residential ordinances that have kept density low have exacerbated segregation by income and race, resulting in greater health inequities.
A Closer Look at Pandemic’s Impact on Asian American Businesses
A survey of Asian-owned businesses highlights the disproportionate impact that COVID-19 has had on their livelihood.
New Protections Planned to Limit Heat-Related Workplace Injuries
Federal action comes amid growing body of research into the impact of extreme temperatures on workers.
Turner Calls for Equitable, Coordinated Approach to Extreme Heat
A new paper proposes a set of guiding principles for researchers, governments, nonprofits and the private sector to take action in the face of this multifaceted threat.
