Coronavirus Threatens Latino Homeownership, Diaz Says
The racial wealth gap will widen as renters face eviction as well as a major hit to their credit scores, hurting their ability to build wealth for years to come.
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Newton Recommends Highlighting Biden’s Expertise
Emphasizing his experience on health and economic issues may help Biden beat Trump in the upcoming presidential election.
LCI Experts on Drinking Water Crisis in the Antelope Valley
New data show that the majority of the major water quality problems in Los Angeles County can be traced back to the Antelope Valley.
Leap on Police Role in Enforcement of Social Distancing
As some officers are accused of targeting minorities more than white protesters for violating “stay-at-home” orders, she says LAPD has shown restraint.
Manville on Land-Use Rules Pricing Californians Out of Housing
In some areas, zoning laws have become “an instrument for people who are currently in a neighborhood … to keep other people out,” he says.
Akee Finds High Rate of COVID-19 Infection in Indigenous Populations
Outbreaks on tribal lands are largely ignored by the federal government, mainstream media and tracking web sites, researchers find.
Wachs on Return to Normal Traffic Levels When Economy Reopens
Stay-at-home orders have dramatically reduced vehicle volume in Los Angeles, but experts predict congestion will return post-pandemic.
Steinert-Threlkeld on Search for Facts Amid ‘Infodemic’
In places where information is censored, citizens turn to banned networks for reliable updates on COVID-19.
Peterson on Strengths, Weaknesses of the Affordable Care Act
While the law’s provisions would gain wide popularity, its complexity kept most people from understanding how they would be affected, he says.
Villasenor Leads Dialogue on Civil Liberties During Epidemic
In conversation with UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh, he explores present and past questions about curbing liberties during emergencies.
