11
Wed, Feb

Labor Day 2020: Political Parties are Split from Within Over Solutions to Income Inequality

ALPERN AT LARGE--In California, in Michigan, in New York, in Florida, and throughout the nation, the economy of the COVID-19 pandemic and pre-election strategies have fast-forwarded and heightened the cultural divides lingering throughout our nation: whether it's capitalism or socialism, or a combination of both, the big issue of "who gets paid, and who gets crumbs" is becoming louder than ever. 

Read more …

LA’s Under-Used Transit Corridors Could Solve the Housing Crisis and Declining Bus and Rail Ridership

MOVE LA--California’s latest Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA)—the state-required estimate of the need for housing for people of all incomes over an 8-year period—projects that Southern California will need to provide more than 1.3 million new housing units, almost 60% of them affordable to moderate and low-income households. 

Read more …

Remember Your Anger

GELFAND’S WORLD--We had been dreading the Trump presidency beginning the morning after the 2016 election, and we have been enduring the Trump presidency since January of 2017.

Read more …

 

 

 

 

Get The News In Your Email Inbox Mondays & Thursdays

 

Most Read