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Narrow sidewalks, high speed limits restrict L.A. outdoor dining opportunities

2023-08-29T15:06:29-07:00

To help restaurants and neighborhoods hardest hit by COVID-19, LA Al Fresco relaxed many outdoor dining processes — but two years later, wealthier and majority-white neighborhoods have highest participation.

Narrow sidewalks, high speed limits restrict L.A. outdoor dining opportunities2023-08-29T15:06:29-07:00

Economic recovery should prioritize health and safety of workers – especially essential workers

2023-08-29T15:12:38-07:00

During the COVID-19 pandemic, economic recovery and public health led many officials to scale back what businesses could remain open and under what conditions.

Economic recovery should prioritize health and safety of workers – especially essential workers2023-08-29T15:12:38-07:00

Deportation, loss of health care raise profound concerns in new UCLA Luskin survey

2023-08-29T15:55:11-07:00

The 2017 Quality of Life Index highlights growing fear among Los Angeles County residents around deportation, access to health care and gentrification.

Deportation, loss of health care raise profound concerns in new UCLA Luskin survey2023-08-29T15:55:11-07:00

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