Jill Darling, survey director. with the USC Dornsife Center for Economic and Social Research -  We discuss the results of a poll that reports that economic turmoil brought on by coronavirus-mandated business closures and cutbacks has left more than half of Los Angeles County residents out of work, with local job losses spiraling at a rate steeper than the national average.    Los Angeles County residents estimated their chance of running out of money within the next three months at about 33%.

<p><strong>Jill Darling, survey director. with the USC Dornsife Center for Economic and Social Research -</strong> &nbsp;We discuss the results of a poll that reports that economic turmoil brought on by coronavirus-mandated business closures and cutbacks has left more than half of Los Angeles County residents out of work, with local job losses spiraling at a rate steeper than the national average.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Los Angeles County residents estimated their chance of running out of money within the next three months at about 33%.</p>

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