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Solving the home care quandary | New York Times
“These co-ops are getting exceptional results,” said Dr. Geoffrey Gusoff, a family medicine doctor and health services researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles. “They have half the turnover of traditional agencies, they hold onto clients twice as long and they’re paying $2 more an hour” to their owner-employees.
School integration has lost steam. Will Mamdani revive it? | New York Times
“We have the most segregated school system in America,” Mamdani said before the election, referring to a well-known 2014 finding from the Civil Rights Project at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Ex-FCC chair: Trump’s threat to ABC ‘Unprecedented, unlawful, tragic’ | UPI
The FCC is unlikely to take any action against ABC’s broadcast license, according to Eugene Volokh, law professor at UCLA Law, told UPI. However, there are other levers the agency can pull to influence broadcasters. “As a practical matter there’s relatively little to those threats,” Volokh said.
Small businesses hope to cash in on holiday shopping | Spectrum News 1
“The ICE raids have had a devastating impact on the entire social fabric of Los Angeles,” said UCLA’s Victor Narro (approx. 1:20 mark).
