Matute Proposes Consolidated Public Transit Platform
Many Angelenos who use public transit are from low-income and working-class households that don’t have the means to purchase multiple vehicles.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Ong on COVID-19’s Impact on Asian Businesses
Based on the findings of a survey among local Asian business owners, Ong recommends targeted outreach to support the hard-hit businesses.
Shah, Bau Investigate Lockdown Impact on Female Mental Health
COVID-19 containment measures in India exacerbated economic instability, food insecurity and mental health issues among women, especially in low-income areas.
Manville on New York’s Congestion Pricing Plan
The plan would require vehicles entering downtown zones in Manhattan to pay a once-a-day congestion fee.
Yaroslavsky on Protecting Civil Liberties and Art
Established as a safe haven for blacklisted actors during the McCarthy era, the Theatricum Botanicum continues to draw crowds in Topanga.
Tilly Explains Labor Shortage Patterns
Tired of low pay, lack of benefits and dismal working conditions, many Americans have chosen to quit their jobs in search of something better.
Manville Skeptical About Flying Car Technology
Mayor Garcetti aims to bring the futuristic technology to L.A. by 2023, but there are plenty of logistical hurdles to clear.
Terriquez on Understanding White Privilege
By highlighting the repercussions of white supremacy, the concept of white privilege has sparked both individual self-reflection and political pushback.
Monkkonen on California’s Student Housing Needs
Gov. Gavin Newsom approved $500 million toward affordable student housing this year, but it may not be enough.
Cohen on Social Impact of Psychiatric Medication
The burden of mental health in society has worsened despite the cultural and commercial success of the mental health system.
