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Community researchers uncover failures of California Department of Toxic Substance Control — lead levels remain high in East, Southeast LA

Community researchers uncover failures of California Department of Toxic Substance Control — lead levels remain high in East, Southeast LA

Community members have teamed up with local scientists to study the extent of lead contamination in East and Southeast LA. Their findings are grim.

by Mariah Castaneda 03/23/202303/23/2023
Why is lead exposure dangerous, especially for children?

Why is lead exposure dangerous, especially for children?

Steps you can take as an individual to check for, and minimize the potential risk of, lead exposure.

by ChrisAnna Mink 03/22/202303/23/2023
How to find insurance & a doctor, regardless of immigration status

How to find insurance & a doctor, regardless of immigration status

Without insurance, citizenship or money, Angelenos can find health care.

by ChrisAnna Mink 03/22/202303/23/2023
La Papaya Club’s tropical diaspora dance parties create community with a cause 

La Papaya Club’s tropical diaspora dance parties create community with a cause 

“Everybody seems to know each other and be more involved in their communities than most,” said Herrera, who attends the club often. She feels safe here — uniquely for nightlife in downtown LA, safe enough to come out by herself.

by Amanda Del Cid Lugo 03/22/202303/23/2023
LA County Supervisors contemplate expansion, publicly funded campaigns

LA County Supervisors contemplate expansion, publicly funded campaigns

Everyone deserves a seat at the table when decisions are made that impact their livelihood, especially communities that have historically been left out of these conversations. 

by Ashley Orona 03/22/202303/23/2023
A note from our founder & publisher

A note from our founder & publisher

By now you’re beginning to get to know Los Angeles Public Press, but we haven’t gotten to know each other.

by Matthew Tinoco 03/21/202303/23/2023
How to get your landlord to fix the toilet — and generally do their job — in LA

How to get your landlord to fix the toilet — and generally do their job — in LA

Landlords are notoriously bad at making necessary repairs in a timely fashion. Here’s a guide to the different ways you can pressure them into doing their job.

by Carla Green 03/21/202303/23/2023
Bass promises a new day on homelessness in LA but the people moved into motels have questions

Bass promises a new day on homelessness in LA but the people moved into motels have questions

“We agreed to give all our stuff up, so we can wait for our own house or apartment,” said Tierney, who goes by “Gustavo” on the street. Characterizing this trade as a small social contract, Tierney pointedly asks of the new mayor to “just keep her word.”

by Elizabeth Chou 01/27/202303/22/2023
How to find dirt on your landlord

How to find dirt on your landlord

Tenants often don’t know that the law is on their side. We’ve outlined some resources and tools that can help you in a fight with your landlord.

by Carla Green 01/27/202303/22/2023
What we’re keeping after the COVID-19 emergency

What we’re keeping after the COVID-19 emergency

Safety net programs for housing, food and health care helped millions of Californians get through the pandemic. A few that proved essential will continue in 2023 and beyond.

by ChrisAnna Mink 01/27/202303/22/2023
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