Cities
Stockton tenants seek help from city, nonprofits to prevent illegal evictions
Monica Sousa, directing attorney of the Stockton office of California Rural Legal Assistance, speaks with a client over the phone during the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo credit_ CRLA
- Jul 06
- 6 mins read
COVID-19 Inflames California Wildfire Anxiety
COVID-19 Inflames California Wildfire Anxiety The COVID-19 global pandemic is forcing communities to weigh the risks of virus spread against other emergency measures. In California, officials are most worried about the upcoming wildfire season and…- Jun 01
- 4 mins read
Despite closures, Santa Clara County libraries remain connected to community
Despite closures, Santa Clara County libraries remain connected to community When asked about what she misses most about being in a library, Clare Varesio, the community librarian for the Cupertino branch of the Santa Clara…- Jun 01
- 3 mins read
Struggling New York shops are crowdsourcing solutions
Struggling New York shops are crowdsourcing solutions The COVID-19 pandemic has affected small businesses in a big way. The government-funded Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) which was enacted to provide small businesses with low interest or…- May 15
- 5 mins read
Feeling cooped up? Try a little virtual recreation
Ordinarily in May, parents are signing their children up for summer camps and leagues. However, with no end to the COVID-19 pandemic in sight, cities are devising new ways for families to stay active without endangering themselves and others.- May 15
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San Joaquin Valley nonprofits collaborate to feed residents in need
San Joaquin County, located just east of the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area, is an indicator of the state’s future. Understanding how urban and rural residents are faring during the current pandemic provides a road map to helping poor, young and ethnically diverse residents in California and other states.- May 08
- 5 mins read
Cities face layoffs, service cuts in response to COVID-19
Cities across the country are anticipating significant revenue shortfalls from the coronavirus, leading many to consider furloughs, layoffs and cuts to public safety.- May 04
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2020 census count faces uncertain delays
The most important phase of the 2020 census count could be coming at the worst possible time. With scores of states in lockdown due to Covid-19, government officials and experts are worried that the U.S. Census Bureau’s ability to survey the nation’s population could be severely impaired, leaving the country with imprecise data for years to come.Depleted supplies, soaring prices and a public response to COVID-19 demands
As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, the quantity of medical supplies continues to dwindle. Price points for these lifesaving supplies have soared, resulting in an ugly battle of the almighty dollar. Facilities…- Apr 13
- 4 mins read
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