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Thursday, August 6, 2020

UC Berkeley study warns of increased West Nile virus outbreaks in Southern California

West Nile outbreaks may increase in socal due to warming

As temperatures rise, the risk of West Nile virus transmission increases greatly, creating cause for concern in Southern California, especially Los Angeles, according to UC Berkeley researchers.

Climate change may lead to outbreaks of West Nile virus, which can cause fatal neurological diseases, in Southern California, according to a UC Berkeley-led study published Wednesday.
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State

Monday, July 13, 2020

‘Restorative solution’: AB 2054 creates police alternative, aims to redistribute responsibilities

As debates surrounding police reformation continue, AB 2054 is an option for change, as a bill aiming to create community-based law enforcement alternatives in California.
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City

Monday, June 15, 2020

CA Public Utilities Commission considers Lyft, Uber drivers to be employees

Debate over whether Uber and Lyft drivers can be considered as independent contractors rather than employees led the California Public Utilities Commission to presume these app drivers are employees and to enforce them as such.
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Sex on Tuesday

Tuesday, June 9, 2020

Pride means abolish the police

Sex on Tuesday

I remember my first Pride, and what it meant to me. But I am not nostalgic for it. I don’t want it again. I don’t have anything to mourn with its loss.
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Features

Friday, May 8, 2020

Broadcasting through the bamboo ceiling: The remarkable story of Rob Fukuzaki

After waves of support from members of the local Asian American community, sports anchor Rob Fukuzaki came to realize the greater meaning behind it all. They looked up to him. He wasn’t just another news anchor on TV — he was one of them.
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Travel

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Beaus in different area codes: Where to travel using Tinder Passport

Ever wondered what the Tinder users in Paris, France or Paris, Texas are like? Bingo, Tinder Passport is your ticket to discovery.
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College Life

Thursday, April 9, 2020

Here’s what quarantine is teaching us about our environment and how we can sustain it

Although these times are difficult, there is the comfort of knowing that the natural world continues on around us. And maybe, when we all return, we’ll try to treat it a little more nicely.
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Op-Eds

Friday, March 20, 2020

All green without blazing

Right now, we are rising out of a haze and finally beginning to look clearly at the inherent problems within urban developments.
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Travel

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Los Angeles: City of angels, food, sunshine

Whether you’re a local who’s seen it all or simply looking to plan a fun road trip, we’ve compiled a few travel suggestions for you to check off your travel bucket list during your next visit to LA.
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Op-Eds

Friday, January 24, 2020

Getting past wastewater’s ‘gak factor’ to save our most precious resource

But it remains the “gak” challenge of recycling wastewater: public education and outreach plays a critical role in meeting water supply needs.
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Topics

UC Berkeley study warns of increased West Nile virus outbreaks in Southern California

‘Restorative solution’: AB 2054 creates police alternative, aims to redistribute responsibilities

CA Public Utilities Commission considers Lyft, Uber drivers to be employees

Pride means abolish the police

Sex on Tuesday

Broadcasting through the bamboo ceiling: The remarkable story of Rob Fukuzaki

Beaus in different area codes: Where to travel using Tinder Passport

Here’s what quarantine is teaching us about our environment and how we can sustain it

All green without blazing

Los Angeles: City of angels, food, sunshine

Getting past wastewater’s ‘gak factor’ to save our most precious resource