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Brian Cruz photographed at Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District in San Jacinto on June 13, 2021. Photo by Nalani Hernandez-Melo for CalMatters
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How some college counselors are fighting back against pandemic-induced enrollment decline
Thousands of California high school graduates didn’t go to college last year due to the pandemic. The drop, which mostly affected community colleges, might be temporary, but it showed the need to provide more support for students going from high school to college. A new counseling program in Riverside County aims to do just that.
에 의해 그리고 • 6월 16, 2021
Joshua Rayburn, with a mask on, and Blake Whytock, without a mask, prepare drinks for customers inside The Good Bar in Long Beach, on June 15, 2021. Rayburn has decided he wants to wait before being maskless inside public spaces. Pablo Unzueta for CalMatters
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California’s not-so-big reopening
Good morning, California. It’s Wednesday, June 16. For many, masks here to stay Rome wasn’t built in a day — and neither did California reopen in one. Flanked by minions, Smurfs and Transformers at Universal Studios Hollywood, a maskless Gov. Gavin Newsom drew $15 million worth of prizes in the state’s vaccine lottery and declared […]
에 의해 • 6월 16, 2021
Peatones con maletas caminan por Union Square en San Francisco el 14 de junio de 2021. La intersección de las calles Geary y Powell habría estado llena de tráfico, tranvías y multitudes antes de la pandemia. Foto de Anne Wernikoff, CalMatters
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¿Volverán los viajes y el turismo con la reapertura de California?
A medida que California reduce la capacidad y las reglas de distanciamiento social, los expertos están moderando las expectativas sobre un repunte total de la industria turística del estado. Los viajes nacionales no se recuperarán por completo hasta 2023 y los visitantes internacionales siguen siendo la mitad de los niveles previos a la pandemia. Aún así, los funcionarios de turismo estatales y locales expresan optimismo.
에 의해 그리고 • 6월 15, 2021
Russell Jeung, co-founder of Stop AAPI Hate, near the office of Chinese for Affirmative Action in San Francisco Chinatown on May 7, 2021. Jeung is an Asian American Studies professor at San Francisco State University. Photo by Harika Maddala
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Inside the California organization tracking anti-Asian hate incidents
Stop AAPI Hate, a California-based coalition, has recorded nearly 7,000 hate incidents involving Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders nationwide since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s become a key source of information for the media and for advocates looking to stop the surge of racist attacks.
에 의해 • 6월 7, 2021
Russell Jeung, cofundador de Stop AAPI Hate, cerca de la oficina de China para la Acción Afirmativa en San Francisco Chinatown el 7 de mayo de 2021. Jeung es profesor de Estudios Asiático Americanos en la Universidad Estatal de San Francisco. Foto de Harika Maddala
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Dentro de la organización de California que rastrea los incidentes de odio contra los asiáticos
Stop AAPI Hate, una coalición con sede en California, ha registrado casi 7.000 incidentes de odio que involucran a estadounidenses de origen asiático e isleños del Pacífico en todo el país desde el comienzo de la pandemia de coronavirus. Se ha convertido en una fuente clave de información para los medios y para los defensores que buscan detener la oleada de ataques racistas.
에 의해 그리고 • 6월 7, 2021
Jordan Lyric photographed at their apartment in Los Angeles on May 6, 2021. Jordan, 28, moved to Los Angeles from Wisconsin to study film at USC. Photo by Shae Hammond for CalMatters
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Can LA’s lottery fairly distribute rent relief?
Los Angeles and cities across California are using lotteries to distribute emergency rental assistance. While some tenants fret over fairness, experts say it may be the most equitable way to distribute emergency assistance as Gov. Gavin Newsom proposes doubling state aid.
에 의해 • 5월 19, 2021
Jordan Lyric se toma una foto en su apartamento en Los Ángeles el 6 de mayo de 2021. Jordan, de 28 años, se mudó a Los Ángeles desde Wisconsin para estudiar cine en la USC. Foto de Shae Hammond para CalMatters
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¿Puede la lotería de Los Ángeles distribuir equitativamente el alivio del alquiler?
Los Ángeles y las ciudades de California están utilizando loterías para distribuir asistencia de emergencia para el alquiler. Mientras algunos inquilinos se preocupan por la equidad, los expertos dicen que puede ser la forma más equitativa de distribuir la asistencia de emergencia, ya que el gobernador Gavin Newsom propone duplicar la ayuda estatal.
에 의해 • 5월 19, 2021

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