8월 2020

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How we analyzed where older Californians are at increased risk for wildfire

The average age of those who died in the 2018 Camp Fire was 72. The average age of those who died in the fires that burned across Sonoma and Napa a year before: 73. As wildfires grow more devastating in California, some of the most vulnerable are older people who live independently and who live […]

에 의해 Lo Bénichou, Molly Peterson 그리고 Lisa Pickoff-White • 8월 10, 2020

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See how wildfires endanger older Californians — and it’s getting worse

| See how wildfires endanger older Californians — and it’s getting worse Climate change and COVID-19 are disasters. Long-term care homes and seniors may not be ready. By Lo Bénichou; Molly Peterson; Lisa Pickoff-White August 10, 2020 California is aging faster than the rest of the country. In 10 years, the state projects the number […]

에 의해 Lo Bénichou, Molly Peterson 그리고 Lisa Pickoff-White • 8월 10, 2020

CalMatters 스페인어

Los hogares de personas mayores no estaban preparados para una pandemia. Tampoco están listos para responder a un incendio forestal.

Hello! We’re publishing more of our work in Spanish to better serve our diverse state. Make sure to click here to read the article in English. Cuando el siniestro pitido de una alerta de emergencia despertó a Mark y Kathy Allen de la cama en Sebastopol el 9 de octubre de 2017, el incendio Tubbs se dirigía […]

에 의해 Lisa Pickoff-White, Molly Peterson, April Dembosky, Danielle Venton 그리고 CalMatters Staff • 8월 10, 2020

캘리포니아 디바이드

Side hustles, liquidating 401(k)s: Here’s how jobless Californians are getting by without the extra $600

While Republicans and Democrats disagree whether President Trump's executive order for $400-a-week enhanced unemployment benefits will work, pressure mounts for both parties to act. Without an expired federal $600 weekly boost, unemployed Californians are living on the brink by making candy and emptying out their 401(k)s.

에 의해 Jackie Botts • 8월 10, 2020

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CA Director of Public Health resigns

Good morning, California. It’s Monday, August 10. Second top resignation in two months The director of California’s public health department resigned late Sunday night, less than a week after state officials reported a tech glitch that resulted in an undercount of coronavirus cases and confusion about the scope of infections as the state’s death toll […]

에 의해 Emily Hoeven • 8월 10, 2020

논평

Schools cannot reopen on their own; a national crisis requires a national response

Working with UC San Diego experts, we have created a standard to safely reopen schools. But we cannot do it alone, and the mitigations are expensive.

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 8월 10, 2020

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An answer for an expected tsunami of evictions during COVID-19

A federal moratorium on evicting tenants from federally-aided housing expired Aug. 1; here is an answer to dramatically change eviction process outcomes.

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 8월 10, 2020

댄 월터스

California’s immense pension dilemma

California's public pension system faces a huge unfunded debt but dealing with it involves increasing risk.

에 의해 댄 월터스 • 8월 10, 2020

논평

The fallacy behind private surveillance cameras in San Francisco

San Francisco tightly restricts video surveillance by its police, but a millionaire has created an unaccountable neighborhood surveillance system.

에 의해 게스트 코멘터리 • 8월 9, 2020

댄 월터스

Another version of ‘ethnic studies’

California's plan for "ethnic studies" has been revised in response to criticism but is still colored by leftish ideology.

에 의해 댄 월터스 • 8월 9, 2020