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Coalition Calls for New Entity to Address Los Angeles' Homeless Crisis

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Civic Leaders Look for New Solution to Combat Homelessness in L.A.

Los Angeles is mulling whether a whole new entity devoted to focusing on homelessness might be the way to address the problem. A group of civic leaders called the Committee for Greater LA think it’s worth a shot. 
Reporter: Anna Scott, KCRW

San Francisco Restaurant Struggles to Hire Wait Staff

California remains on track to reopen on June 15.  It's a day many businesses have been waiting for, but plenty are finding it hard to hire back staff to a pre-pandemic level.
Guest: Margherita Sagan, Co-Owner of Piccino Restaurant in San Francisco speaking with The California Report's Keith Mizuguchi

Camp Fire Survivors Protest Fire Victim Trust

In the town of Paradise, a hundred or so survivors of the deadly 2018 Camp Fire gathered this weekend for a march along the Skyway - the main road through town. They organized this rally after KQED’s recent investigation into the finances of Pacific Gas & Electric's Fire Victim Trust.
Reporter: Lily Jamali, The California Report

People Are Struggling to Stay Afloat Economically in California

It’s not your imagination -- the Cost of Being Californian is going up. That’s the key finding of a recent study by that name -- released by the Oakland based non profit the Insight Center.
Guest: Anne Price, president of the Insight Center

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