Eaton and Palisades fire survivors face, on average, a $500,000 gap to rebuild, according to the latest Department of Angels Survey.

Eaton and Palisades fire survivors face, on average, a $500,000 gap to rebuild, according to the latest Department of Angels Survey.

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New fund to help fire survivors facing rebuilding gaps

Saturday marks one year since former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do started his prison term, after pleading guilty to taking bribes to award tax dollars to people who diverted $7.9 million that was supposed to feed needy seniors during the pandemic. What’s happened since Do went to federal lockup? How much money has been recouped for taxpayers? And will he and his family pay back the bribe money?

Saturday marks one year since former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do started his prison term, after pleading guilty to taking bribes to award tax dollars to people who diverted $7.9 million that was supposed to feed needy seniors during the pandemic. What&rsquo;s happened since Do went to federal lockup? How much money has been recouped for taxpayers? And will he and his family pay back the bribe money?

It’s been a year since Andrew Do reported to prison. What’s happened since?

A new report from UC Berkeley’s Center for the Study of Child Care Employment found child cares have been losing enrollment of their 4- and 5-year-olds. LAist's Elly Yu explains what that means for SoCal parents.

A new report from UC Berkeley&rsquo;s Center for the Study of Child Care Employment found child cares have been losing enrollment of their 4- and 5-year-olds. LAist's Elly Yu explains what that means for SoCal parents.

Finding childcare could get even harder. Here's why: 

Proponents of a plan to set aside a quarter of the land at the soon-to-close Santa Monica Airport for housing failed to turn in enough signatures to place their measure on a future ballot. Instead, they say, they'll try to work with the City Council to get income-restricted housing included in the redevelopment plan. Jill Replogle reports.

 

Proponents of a plan to set aside a quarter of the land at the soon-to-close Santa Monica Airport for housing failed to turn in enough signatures to place their measure on a future ballot. Instead, they say, they'll try to work with the City Council to get income-restricted housing included in the redevelopment plan. Jill Replogle reports.
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