Poll Finds Female Politicians Receive More Threats and Harassment Than Men
A survey conducted by the University of San Diego reveals that female officeholders are more likely to receive threats and harassment from members of the public.
One Year After the Encampment Sweep at Echo Park Lake, Most Remain Unhoused
A troubling new report has bolstered the arguments of homeless activists in Los Angeles.
Do Partisan Election Clerks Sway Outcomes in Their Parties’ Favor?
An interesting new study examines the impact of party-affiliated election administrators at the local level.
Poll: Californians Want Lawmakers to Take Action on Distracted Driving
Teenagers are the biggest concern, with 80% of Californians saying they are most likely to use their phones while driving.
LA County data shed new light on vaccine efficacy
Unvaccinated people have five times the rate of COVID-19 infections and are 29 times more likely to be hospitalized.
California is still highly segregated, new study finds
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana ranked as the 6th most segregated metropolitan area in the country.
Despite Progress and Optimism, Economic Hardship Abounds in the Golden State
We'll get there. But we aren't there yet.
Report: Local Cannabis Bans Drive Black Market and Curb Potential Revenue
Cannabis is legal in California, but commercial bans are still in place in most cities and counties.
Survey: Over Half of Cities Plan to Cut Services
For local governments, the economic situation grows more dire by the day.
New Report Shows Over Half of People Have Considered Leaving California
In a new poll, the researchers found that 52% of California’s registered voters have considered leaving the state.