LA County Is Ramping Up Its Distribution Of Monkeypox Vaccines
Los Angeles County's approach to Monkeypox vaccines is different from other parts of the country. L.A. County is taking a more targeted approach by giving out doses only to people who have the disease and their close contacts.
Reporter Jackie Fortier, The California Report
Thousands Of Tenants Denied Pandemic Rent Relief May Soon Get A Second Chance
A judge in Alameda County has ordered the state to temporarily stop issuing denials to rental relief applicants... and to hold off on finalizing many others.
Reporter Erin Baldassari, KQED
The Washburn Fire Doubles In Size: Threatens Oldest Redwoods In The World
More than 2,000 acres have burned and residents and campers near the Washburn fire have been evacuated. The wildfire, which started on July 7th, threatens at least 500 giant sequoias in the Mariposa Grove.
Federal Judge Orders The National Park Service To Stop Tree Removal Operation In Yosemite National Park
Last week's order came after an environmental organization, The Earth Island Institute, sued the National Park Service. The organization says the Park Service failed to provide proper public notice or assess environmental risks.
Reporter Felicia Alvarez, LA Times
LA Has A New Half-A-Billion Dollar Bridge In Boyle Heights Community
Over the weekend, the new Sixth Street Viaduct opened in Los Angeles, and California's newest bridge is the largest and most expensive bridge project in the history of L.A.
Reporter Saul Gonzalez, The California Report
New Report Shows People Are Moving Out Of The Golden State
Researchers looked at moving patterns over the last several years, including during the pandemic. They found the outflow of Californians remained consistent....and many are moving out.
Reporter Matt Guilhem, KCRW
How LA County Is Dealing With It's Watering Restrictions
Drought restrictions that began last month in Southern California target water districts that rely heavily on water imported from Northern California. Santa Monica used to be among them. But now, less than half of their water is imported.
Reporter Caleigh Wells, KCRW