Nigel Duara

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Fabricantes de ropa preocupados por proyecto de ley de California que amenaza la reubicación de trabajos al extranjero

En resumen La pandemia trajo algunos trabajos de fabricación de prendas de vestir a los EE.UU., En particular a Los Ángeles. Pero la industria de la confección dice que un proyecto de ley destinado a proteger el salario de los trabajadores de la confección podría trasladar los trabajos al extranjero nuevamente. Read this article in English. […]

By Nigel Duara • August 20, 2021

California Divide

Garment manufacturers worry California bill threatens ‘golden window’ to reshore jobs

The pandemic brought some garment manufacturing jobs back to the U.S., particularly Los Angeles. But the clothing industry says a bill meant to protect garment workers' pay could move jobs offshore again.

By Nigel Duara • August 20, 2021

CalMatters en Español

Una crisis silenciosa: Inquilinos caen de la red de seguridad a un grupo de desalojados en Long Beach

En resumen Familias indocumentadas, hogares envejecidos, alto desempleo son las causas fundamentales de que haya surgido un grupo de desalojados en esta ciudad portuaria del sur de California. Read this article in English. Todos en el barrio conocían el ceviche de Fabiola Favela. Tienes que confiar en alguien para comprar mariscos caseros en un carrito de […]

By Nigel Duara • August 3, 2021

Housing

A quiet crisis: Tenants fall through the safety net into an eviction cluster in Long Beach

Undocumented families, aging homes, high unemployment: The root causes for a cluster of evictions in this Southern California blue-collar port city.

By Nigel Duara • August 2, 2021

Housing

Where are tenants falling through the cracks of California eviction ban?

California has one of the nation’s longest-running eviction bans, but an exclusive CalMatters analysis finds that local decisions carved a divide for tenants. Landlords and sheriffs are evicting renters at higher rates in the Central Valley, while some Bay Area counties added protections for tenants.

By Manuela Tobias, Nigel Duara and John Osborn D'Agostino • July 1, 2021

California Divide

Legislature looks to halt child support debt collections — only for some

Lawmakers propose to stop collecting child support debt owed to the government in cases where a parent’s only source of income comes from certain cash assistance programs. But advocates had asked the Legislature to go farther by forgiving old, uncollectible debt and to stop imposing a 10% interest.

By Nigel Duara and Kate Cimini • June 25, 2021

California Divide

Los Angeles, Sacramento announce reparations coalition on Juneteenth

Mayors, including Los Angeles and Sacramento, form reparations and equity coalition on new federal holiday to push for national reparations. LA Mayor Eric Garcetti also announces the formation of an advisory committee, paving the way for a local reparations pilot project.

By Nigel Duara • June 18, 2021

California Divide

Is California still facing an eviction tsunami when the moratorium ends?

CalMatters conducted a Q&A with housing researcher Carolina Reid, who has been tracking vulnerable renters throughout the pandemic. She says the state could help renters facing eviction — if enough money gets to them in time.

By Nigel Duara • June 16, 2021

CalMatters en Español

¿California sigue enfrentando un tsunami de desalojos cuando finalice la moratoria?

CalMatters realizó una sesión de preguntas y respuestas con la investigadora de vivienda Carolina Reid, quien ha estado rastreando a los inquilinos vulnerables durante la pandemia. Ella dice que el estado podría ayudar a los inquilinos que enfrentan el desalojo, si les llega suficiente dinero a tiempo.

By Nigel Duara • June 16, 2021

Politics

Podcast: Basic income project goes statewide

Former Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs said his pilot program to provide $500 each month to low-income residents shows enough promise to expand to other cities.

By Nigel Duara • June 9, 2021

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