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Funding for trans care

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By Selena Simmons-Duffin, Robin Urevich Verified
| California Love
Why it matters: Just one in five voucher holders in L.A. County live in a census tract that the state ranks as either “high” or “highest resource.” California considers areas “high resource” based on factors like home values and its residents’ incomes and educational attainment.
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Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Exposes the Dangers of the Cold Storage Industry

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By Robin Urevich Verified, Aaron Cantú Verified
| Inkl
More than a week after fire broke out in a cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights, the Los Angeles Fire Department announced it had finally stopped burning. The nearly 500,000-square-foot warehouse is operated by Michigan-based Lineage Inc., a company with a record of dozens of health and safety and environmental violations. The fire has highlighted the environmental and health hazards of the rapidly expanding cold storage industry, which have largely flown under the public radar.
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Section 8 Promises Renters They Can Live Where They Choose. It Mostly Fails to Deliver.

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By Robin Urevich Verified
| Capital & Main Verified
At the Sea Castle apartments, just steps from the beach in Santa Monica, a small one-bedroom with an ocean view starts at $2,900 per month. But some tenants pay only about 30% of their income, and use Section 8 housing vouchers or other government subsidies to cover the rest. Moving in was life-changing for Lorenna Taylor, 55.
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