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Unemployment benefits cut short for more than 300,000 during pandemic, study says
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Labor
Termination of Pandemic Unemployment Insurance Expansion Led to Unprecedented Drop in Access to Jobless Benefits, Especially for More Vulnerable Workers
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Criminal Justice
New report finds San Francisco dramatically increased use of pretrial electronic monitoring during past four years
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How the Student Loan Pause Affects Borrowers: 2022 Data and Statistics
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Can predictive analytics help prevent homelessness?
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Safety Net
Report: Expansion of Child Tax Credit Helped California Families in Safety-Net Programs Claim $3.8 Billion
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NBC San Diego Segment on Homelessness Prevention
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County Supervisor Fletcher proposes data-driven homeless prevention plan
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Presentan herramienta para prevenir que las personas terminen en las calles en San Diego
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Three ways to improve San Francisco’s fragmented homelessness system
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Will a new lawsuit finally convince San Francisco its homeless sweeps are futile?
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CPL In the News
Study: San Francisco’s fragmented city services are harming — and killing — the most vulnerable
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Criminal Justice
New Report Shows Patterns of Health and Legal System Utilization for Small Number of Extremely Vulnerable San Francisco Residents
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Pandemic Made You Want A Better Job? California Has A Grant For You
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California could give more than a million people with criminal records a fresh start
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Homeless count reports a 4% increase but a 17% jump in encampments
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L.A’.s first street psychiatrist makes his sidewalk rounds, transforming homeless lives
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Labor
New Research Finds Positive Long-Run Effects for State Training Programs
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CPL In the News
Capital Public Radio segment on 3 Strikes Report
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Report: One in Three People Had Sentences Lengthened Due to Three-Strikes Law
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Criminal Justice
Report Provides In-Depth Look at Three-Strikes Law in California
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Hispanic, Black, and Asian Californians Saw Disproportionately Large Drops in Life Expectancy During COVID Pandemic
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Reminder emails and postcards lead to higher rates of CalFresh applications from college students, study finds
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Education
UC Berkeley Experiments Show Low-Cost Outreach Encouraged California College Students to Apply for CalFresh
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Opinion: As a first-generation Latinx college student, my purpose wasn’t clear until the pandemic hit
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COVID-19 Has Dramatically Lowered the Life Expectancy of Californians
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Will student loans be forgiven? A $10K plan could erase debt for thousands of Michiganders.
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A computer model can predict who will become homeless in LA
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Youth Diversion Programs In LA And SF Offer Kids Accused Of Serious Crimes A Chance To Make Things Right
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Estudio revela que miles de personas no reclaman el crédito tributario en California
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America Was in an Early-Death Crisis Long Before COVID
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California is expanding tax credits. Thousands who need it most may not claim them.
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Homes for people with severe mental illness are rapidly closing. Will help come fast enough?
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LA County uses computer model to help predict homelessness
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Some seniors and disabled people will miss out on new California state payments
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Income, Life Expectancy Links Stronger in California Since COVID: Study
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‘Clean Slate’ Justice Laws Offer a Second Chance—Only to Some
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California life expectancy fell by 3 years in COVID-19. Hispanics lost even more
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COVID pulls down Latino, Black, Asian life expectancy more than whites, study says
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Health
Study Finds COVID Reduced Life Expectancies for Asian, Hispanic, and Black Californians More than White Californians
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CPL In the News
Everything we know about student-debt cancellation
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Identifying who’s likely to become homeless: Are run-ins with cops predictors?
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CPL In the News
A computer model predicts who will become homeless in L.A. Then these workers step in
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CPL In the News
Are Student Loan Payments Too Broken To Bring Back?
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CPL In the News
KPCC Segment on Policy Brief Focused on Homelessness in L.A.
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Homeless and High-Needs
New Research Sheds Light on Prevalence of Serious Mental Illness Among Unsheltered L.A. Residents Enrolled in Street Outreach Services
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Counties Pledge to Break the Cycle Between Jail and Homelessness
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Child Tax Credit: Tool opens for poorer families to claim tax benefits without filing a full return
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‘Cancel student debt once and for all,’ Michigan Attorney General urges Biden
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The Backstory: 72-hour multimedia project will explore mental health crisis in San Diego County
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Researchers dig into Sonoma County housing voucher, safety net data to identify trends
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CalFresh financially supported almost 5,000 UC Davis students in 2019-2020
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CPL In the News
Pandemic-era migration trends in California slow, UC Berkeley study finds
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CPL In the News
Stolen vehicles on the rise in Petaluma, Sonoma County
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A California Rebound is Underway
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University of California Consumer Credit Panel
New and Corrected Estimates of California Migration Patterns Suggest Slowing of Pandemic-Era Trends
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Labor
New Report Shares 10 Key Insights on Measuring and Improving Equity in the Unemployment System
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CPL In the News
WESH News Segment on pause being extended
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7 million student-loan borrowers who fell behind on payments just got a ‘fresh start’ and will return to good standing, Biden’s Education Department says
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Spectrum 1 News Segment on Student Loan Pause Being Extended
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Pause on Student Loan Debt Loosened Chokehold on Burdened Borrowers
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CPL In the News
How the student loan pause has played out for borrowers
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CPL In the News
Student loans: Democrats urge on Biden to extend payment pause and cancel debt in new letter
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More Californians can now claim the Earned Income Tax Credit. Here’s who could benefit most.
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CPL In the News
San Diego Foundation offering $400K in grants to nonprofits helping students
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Student loans: Borrowers are ‘facing a financial cliff that could be disastrous,’ advocate says
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California contradiction: Ban gas cars later, but cushion gas prices now?
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Half-a-million Californians at risk of missing student loan payments if pause expires
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Many Californians could struggle with student loans when repayment pause ends
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7.8 million people at high risk of struggling to pay student loans if pause expires
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CPL In the News
More Californians can now claim the Earned Income Tax Credit. Here’s who could benefit most.
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CPL In the News
Capital Public Radio segment on Student Loan Pause
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Education
Analysis Finds 7.8 Million Borrowers Are at High Risk of Missing Payments if Student Loan Pause Ends in May
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Gov. Newsom on His New Plan to Tackle Mental Health, Homelessness with ‘CARE Courts’
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Bay Area experts discuss ‘State of Black housing’ in virtual panel
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Study examines food insecurity in California’s higher education system
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Study of Bay Area Restorative Justice Program Reveals Promise for Juveniles Who Commit Serious Crimes
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CPL In the News
Chesa Boudin’s office just released new data on the S.F. district attorney’s charging rates and case outcomes. Here’s what it shows
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Valley College Students Needn’t Go Hungry, Says One Who’s Been There
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New Reports Shed Light on Role of Independent Contracting in California
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The return of the foolish wealth tax
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CPL In the News
Segment on Student Supports Fact Sheet
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CPL In the News
Capital Public Radio Interview about College Students and Food Insecurity
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CPL In the News
Did the pandemic create more income inequality in California?
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Education
New Data Point Shows How Many UC and Community College Students Received CalFresh Benefits in 2019-20
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CPL In the News
Another effort to tax ‘extreme wealth’ in California is launched in Legislature
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CPL In the News
Capital Public Radio Interview about December 2021 Unemployment Report
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Labor
Report Finds Large Differences in Access to Unemployment Benefits Across the U.S. During COVID-19 Pandemic
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CPL In the News
Clean or clear: What’s best policy when homeless encampments pose health risk
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Pivoting During the Pandemic After Being Laid Off
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This District Attorney Is Fighting Crime — and Angering the Police (Op-Ed)
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CPL In the News
Why are so many San Franciscans moving to Montana?
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CPL In the News
KQED Interview about Make-it-Right research
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Criminal Justice
Report: San Francisco Juvenile Restorative Justice Program Reduces Probability of Rearrest
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Will worker shortage disrupt California homeless strategy?
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One man’s lonely journey through California’s plan to end homelessness
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California eases crime laws in the new year, Northstate lawyers react
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Are Fresno Residents Safe? Here’s What 2021 Crime Stats Reveal
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The most unusual job market in modern American history, explained
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Life after quitting: What happened next to the workers who left their jobs
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California state population declined rapidly during pandemic
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Fewer people moving to California, more leaving during the pandemic, study shows
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CPL In the News
The San Francisco exodus isn’t over, according to new migration data. Here’s where people are moving
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CPL In the News
Has there been a California exodus? Turns out fewer people than usual are moving in
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University of California Consumer Credit Panel
New Research Finds Number of People Moving to California from Other US States has Dropped 38 Percent Since the Start of the Pandemic
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Labor
Report Sheds Light on Re-Employment, Recall, and Industry Transitions for CA Workers before and during the Pandemic
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Fewer people moving to California as more leave, new study finds
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New LACO Program Aims To Help People At Risk Of Being Unhoused
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Everyone’s Moving to Texas. Here’s Why.
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CPL In the News
Report Finds That Alameda County Significantly Reduced Financial Burdens on Families by Eliminating Fees in Juvenile Probation
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Study Finds Families Saved an Average of $1,600 After California County Eliminated Juvenile Justice Fees
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Alameda County Reduced Significant Financial Burdens on Families by Eliminating Fees in Juvenile Probation
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Clear language helps students navigate financial aid, study finds
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Education
Study: Simplifying Financial Aid Letters Pays Big Dividends
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California’s Wildfire Dilemma: Put Houses or Forests First?
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San Diego Foundation Receives $250,000 in Grants for Child Tax Credit Outreach
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Homeless and High-Needs
Report Finds and Explores Anti-Black Racial Inequities in Who Returns to Homelessness after Leaving Permanent Supportive Housing in Los Angeles
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Not getting a child tax credit in California? Maybe you should be
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Millions of dollars available for Fresno-area families in Child Tax Credit. How to sign up
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The Pandemic Puts Criminal Courts Behind Schedule As Violent Crime Spikes
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Reports: California homicide rate rises by 31% amid pandemic, vehicle thefts rise 20%
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Capital Public Radio interview with Mia Bird about crime rates changing during COVID-19 Pandemic
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Report Analyzed Crime Trends in California during the Pandemic
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Report Tracks Crime Trends in California and the U.S. during the COVID Pandemic
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Study finds Hispanic, Native American children missing out on child tax credit
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Report Shows Which California Children are Missing Out on Newly Expanded Child Tax Credit
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CPL In the News
Unemployment benefits are cut off — but thousands of Californians could see extra payments
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California is Not Going Anywhere
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Pandemic unemployment benefits just expired. What will families do now?
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As unemployment benefits end, Californians find themselves dipping into savings, retirement
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Why Millions Of Californians Are About To Lose Their Unemployment Benefits
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Millions of Americans will lose unemployment benefits this weekend
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Millions of Californians will soon have their unemployment benefits slashed. How will jobless people cope?
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LA County to begin educational campaign about child tax credit
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Thousands of Californians will soon lose unemployment benefits as federal programs end
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The Time Tax: Why is so much American bureaucracy left to average citizens?
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Prevention Targeting Tools in Combatting Homelessness
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Homeless and High-Needs
CPL Research Produces New Homelessness Prevention Screening Tools
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San Francisco to deploy more officers in high tourism areas as part of new safety plan
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California businesses hiring homeless workers can get a $30,000 tax credit through new law
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Tahoe-Truckee employers talk need for workers, why staff shortages exist
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Is homelessness Newsom’s weak point in recall? Republicans are counting on it
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Eligible Californians missing out on tax credits worth hundreds of dollars, report says
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Report: Low-Income San Diegans Missed Out On $5.5M In Tax Credits
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Low-income Californians missing out on millions in tax credits
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Report: Over half a million eligible Californians missed out on the CalEITC in 2017
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CPL In the News
Half of people released from S.F. jail before trial were accused of a new crime while free, according to four-year study
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Wealth, class and remote work reshape California’s new boomtowns as people flee big cities
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California homicides jump 31% in 2020, reaching highest total in 13 years
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Interview about Unemployment Report Results
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Report: 40% of California UI Claimants Who Were Laid off in the Second Quarter of 2020 had No Earnings in the Third or Fourth Quarters of 2020
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LA City Councilmen Introduce Motion to Identify, Dismantle Systemic Inequities
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A Complex Homelessness Crisis Requires a Complex Response
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A ‘Stimulus Gap’: Why Many Undocumented Californians Are Missing Out on Pandemic Aid Meant for Them
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Covid’s Losses: Lives, Jobs, Hope
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The Market Tectonics of California Real Estate
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Study Looks at How Cal Supreme Humphrey Bail Decision Has Been Implemented
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Criminal Justice
New Research Shows How CA Supreme Court’s Recent Decision on Bail Reform was Implemented in San Francisco
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CPL In the News
California Lost Population For First Time In History In 2020
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California’s population declined for the first time ever last year. Here’s why
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California Population Declines for First Time in More Than a Century
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The Case For California: Why Stories About The Golden State’s Demise Are Overblown
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California jobless claims are rising again
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Here’s How to Claim Your Stimulus Payments: File Your Tax Return
Labor
New Report: The 10 Key Trends from the Unemployment Crisis in California and Their Implications for Policy Reform
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California To Lose Congressional Seat For First Time
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A churning Golden State on the eve of new population numbers
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More than 2 million missing stimulus checks
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New state unemployment claims fell last week to a new pandemic low
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Unemployment benefits cut short for more than 300,000 during pandemic, study says
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Unemployment benefits ended prematurely for 300,000 workers during pandemic, study says
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Jobless Aid to 300,000 Cut Off Prematurely in Some U.S. States
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Why at least 300,000 people in 33 states are losing unemployment benefits earlier than expected
Labor
Report: Extended Unemployment Benefits Are Being “Turned Off” Because Outdated Rules Don’t Count All Unemployed Workers
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How the Pandemic Did, and Didn’t, Change Where Americans Move
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Overcoming Roadblocks to Evidence-Based Policy Making
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The IRS has no plans to bring back a tool that helped low-income Americans get their stimulus checks. Here’s what to do instead
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County supervisors take steps to remove barriers to aid
Sac Bee
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More than 2 million Californians may miss out on stimulus checks — but who’s at risk?
Los Angeles Times
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More than 2 million Californians may be leaving stimulus money on the table. Here’s how to get it
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Safety Net
New Report: 2.2 Million Low-Income Californians Could Miss Out on $5.7 Billion in Stimulus Payments
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Burdensome Rules Keep Eligible San Diegans From Receiving Food Stamps
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CPL In the News
Editorial: Want to lower the number who are homeless? Prevent people from falling into homelessness
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COVID job market stays weak: California unemployment claims jump again
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Nearly half of all California workers have received jobless pay during the pandemic
Labor
Report Finds Half of Californians Receiving Unemployment Benefits Are Now Considered “Long-Term Unemployed”
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No ‘mass exodus’ in California during the pandemic, study finds
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Study shows there was no ‘mass exodus’ from California last year
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Mass 2020 exodus from California did not happen, study says
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Data keeps piling up: No ‘mass exodus’ from California during pandemic
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Capitol Public Radio Interview on CalExodus Policy Brief
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Exodus: Study reveals dramatic San Francisco population change
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COVID economy: Bay Area residents exit region in growing numbers, study finds
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Bidding wars and overblown fears: The curious case of the California exodus
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An exodus from California? Actually, no
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Californians aren’t leaving the state en masse — but they are leaving San Francisco, study says
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University of California Consumer Credit Panel
New Research: People are Leaving SF, But Not California
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Labor
New Research Finds Dramatic Increase in the Share of Unemployed Workers Who Receive UI Benefits in California
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California Policy Lab Awarded $3.2M UC Multicampus Research Grant
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Paperwork Problems Keep Hungry Californians from Getting Food Stamps
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A closer look at President Biden’s stimulus package and its impact on California
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They went bust in the Great Recession. Now, in their 80s, the pandemic took their jobs
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This year’s homeless count was canceled. Is it time to rethink it?
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KCRW Segment on CalFresh Report
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Editorial: CalFresh must be made more accessible, less prohibitive for Californians
CapitalRadio
CPL In the News
One In Three Households Eligible For CalFresh Don’t Participate In Program
Daily Californian
CPL In the News
500,000 eligible households leave CalFresh each year, policy brief finds
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Safety Net
New Report: More than half of California Households Leaving CalFresh Program Are Still Eligible
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CPL In the News
How the California Policy Lab is helping state and local agencies tackle homelessness, poverty and other key policy challengess
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The U.S. Unemployment System Is Broken, But Fixable
Daily Californian
CPL In the News
UC awards $19M in grants, funds 4 UC Berkeley projects
Sac Bee
CPL In the News
In MLK rally, Sacramento’s Poor People’s Campaign calls for change after Capitol violence
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Labor
New Analysis: California’s Recovery Has Been Slow, Especially in Low-Income Communities and Communities of Color Where Unemployed Workers Were Less Likely to Collect Benefits
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Labor
Bipartisan Proposal Would Save 1 Million Californians from Losing Unemployment Benefits on December 26th
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1.4 million American workers apply for unemployment benefits, as relief bill negotiations drag on
Sac Bee
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Momentum builds in Congress for more COVID stimulus. How much would the unemployed get?
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Unemployment statistics during the pandemic have been inflated by backlogs, according to GAO report
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The US Economy Needs a Booster Shot
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As pandemic aid ends, California families face brutal new year
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California employers bring back workers, but recovery worries linger
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Hundreds Of Thousands Of Residents Stand To Lose Unemployment Benefits By The End Of Next Month
Sac Bee
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Here’s how hard the coronavirus pandemic hit Black workers in California
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Labor
750,000 Californians Projected to Lose Unemployment Benefits on December 26th Because of Federal Inaction
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California sticks to cash bail, rejects nation-leading move
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California offered a lifeline when their hours were cut — then payments froze
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In California, voters must choose between cash bail and algorithms
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Replacing cash bail: Fairer justice or robopocalypse?
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KQED Segment on Prop 25 Policy Brief
Gavel and money in the court. Penalty or bribe.
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New Research: Prop 25 Would Lead to More People Being Released Before Their Arraignments
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Study Finds People Will Spend Less Time in Jail if California Bans Cash Bail
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California Policy Lab receives $2M National Science Foundation grant
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Cal Professors Lead Poverty Study
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Homeless and High-Needs
California Policy Lab Awarded $2M National Science Foundation Grant
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California, Engine of U.S. Economy, Reeling From Double Blow of COVID-19 and Wildfires
Los Angeles Times
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California job growth is sluggish — and experts say it may get worse
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Another 860,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week
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Access to housing is key to preventing incarceration
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Why Unemployment Claims May Be Overcounted by Millions
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Labor
New Analysis: California Unemployment Claims Surged in August, Driven in part by Questionable Increase in PUA Claims
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CPL In the News
American Job Losses and Recovery by State
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Labor
New Analysis: Nearly 200,000 Unemployed Californians Will Miss Out on Extra $300 Benefit from President’s “Lost Wages Assistance” Program
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Jesse Rothstein interviewed about new $300 unemployment “stop-gap” benefit
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Why jobless payments serve the public good
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Study: Small group of Sonoma County residents use $162M in social services annually
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Labor
New Analysis: More than Half of Recent Unemployment Claims are from Californians who are Re-Opening their Claims
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Labor
New Analysis: Workers Who Were Most Impacted By COVID-19 Shutdowns Will Also Be Most Impacted if $600 FPUC is Not Extended
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Evan White Interviewed about Report on High Utilizers in Sonoma County
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Report Finds 1% of Sonoma County Residents Account for Over 25% of Jail, Shelter, and Behavioral Health Utilization
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What’s Criminal about the Criminal Justice System
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Labor
New Analysis: Over One in Six California Workers Currently Receiving Unemployment
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Labor
New Analysis: California UI Claimants Began Returning to Work, and More UI Claims Are Being Reduced or Denied as a Result
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Statement from CPL Directors About Black Lives Matter and our Commitment to Racial Justice
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There’s a black jobs crisis. Coronavirus is making it worse
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These groups have been hit especially hard by California’s unemployment surge
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‘Like Nothing Before Seen’: California Lost Record 2.3 Million Jobs In April As Unemployment Rate Spiked To 15.5%
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Labor
New Analysis Finds Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation Program is Needed Financial Boost for California Workers
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Will laid-off California workers get their old jobs back? Most think they will
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Labor
New Analysis Finds COVID-19 is Impacting Californians with Lower Education Levels the Hardest
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3.8 million Americans sought jobless benefits last week, extending pandemic’s grip on the national workforce
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Coronavirus unemployment: California jobless claim filings slow
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Nearly 20 Percent Of The U.S. Labor Force Has Filed For Unemployment Since Mid-March
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Study Estimates 1 In 5 Californians Have Applied For Unemployment
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Labor
New Analysis of Unemployment Insurance Claims in California Provides Detailed Snapshot of How COVID-19 is Impacting California Workers, Industries, and Counties
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A ‘frightening time for businesses’: Local employees, organizations face uncertain future amid pandemic
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What an interrupted school year means for these college students
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New Research Provides Timely Snapshot Of Virus’s Effect On Workers
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Labor
New Research Shows Daily Effect of COVID-19 on Hourly Workers at Small and Medium-sized Businesses
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Unemployment benefits have expanded, but state systems aren’t ready
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With record unemployment filings, federal stimulus will help, but more is needed
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Unemployment Claims Soar
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Nearly Half Of LA County’s Homeless Population Recently Worked, Study Finds
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New Study Finds a Substantial Number of Californians Are Working Before Becoming Homeless
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Breaking Stereotypes: Study Finds Half of LA’s Homeless Recently Held Down A Job
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UCLA CA Policy Lab Working to Better Predict Homelessness
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The Limits Of Nudging: Why Can’t California Get People To Take Free Money?
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California has a tax credit that many are missing out on. Here’s what you can do to collect it
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Can a computer model reveal who is about to become homeless? LA County is finding out.
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‘Taxpayers are leaving millions of dollars off their returns.’ Why Americans repeatedly overlook this lucrative tax credit
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SF’s 2019 Homicide Rate Was Lowest in Nearly 60 Years: Report
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Report: Raising Awareness of Tax Credits Isn’t Enough to Increase the Number of Low-Income Californians Who Claim Them
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Is there a way to predict who will become homeless? These UCLA researchers say yes
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UCLA Study Suggests Algorithm Can Prevent Homelessness
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Can Computer Modeling Predict Who Will Become Homeless? LA County Is Betting On It
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Preventing homelessness: Algorithm can identify LA County residents most likely to lose housing
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LA County officials unveil a way to predict homelessness, in effort ‘to get to more people sooner’
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Report: LA Could Better Target Homeless Prevention Services with Predictive Analytics
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Can California Reduce Homelessness Through Better Prevention?
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Can California save higher education?
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Partnering for data-driven prosecution in San Francisco
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How Rapid Response Lawyers Can Change People’s Lives
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Paying it Forward: Hollywood Homeless Outreach Worker Gives Back
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Living on the edge in the homeless encampments of Los Angeles
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What can everyday Angelenos do about homelessness?
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Homelessness: When Data Doesn’t Match the Public Perception
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Report: Low-income Californians received nearly $7 billion in tax credits in 2018
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Health issues, substance abuse key causes of homelessness among unsheltered people, UCLA study says
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UCLA Study Finds Health Problems, Trauma Rates High for Unsheltered Homeless
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Press Release: Study confirms serious health problems, high trauma rates among unsheltered people in U.S.
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SF district attorney unveils recidivism data project; convictions of serious crimes often lead to rearrests
Los Angeles Times
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Op-Ed: Two factors keep ‘new gen’ students from attending college. Here’s how to address them
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Officials condemn judge’s decision to release suspect accused of attacking woman
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UCLA to expand data science use in social sciences with a boost from analytics consultancy LRW
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Does Moving to a Brand New School Building Improve Student Learning?
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CPL and UC Berkeley Labor Center Awarded $680,000 to Shed Light on the Gig Economy
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California Policy Lab Awarded $1.2M UC Multicampus Research Grant
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UC study finds police foot patrols helped decrease larceny crimes
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Making the Message Simple and Direct
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To get students on financial aid, tell them they belong in college
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Low-Cost Letter Redesign Could Help More Californians Go to College
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Big data and homelessness (starts at 10:39)
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LA County turns to big data to solve homelessness
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CPL awarded $100K for antipoverty research with California Franchise Tax Board
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CPL on expert panel that publishes report on administrative data privacy and security
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Follow the Data: A Funder’s Push for Evidence-Based Local Policy
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Lab researching scientific solutions to social problems receives $2.85M grant
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UCLA and Homelessness: See. Study. Solve. May 21-24, 2018
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Public defender’s new pretrial release program slashes SF jail stays: Study
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UCLA to Host Homelessness Conference
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New partnership at USC seeks solutions to reduce homelessness in L.A.
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Tipping Point quarterbacks study to increase filing for low-income tax credits
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Evaluating Make It Right
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The Policy Labs We Urgently Need
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Building the Smarter State: The Role of Data Labs
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California Policy Lab Profile
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Criminal Justice
California shifts from scanners to dogs to halt prison contraband
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Prisons Put New Limits On Inmate Visits To Stamp Out Drugs
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Education
UC regents panel backs limited use of letters of recommendation at campuses systemwide
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The California Policy Lab with Jesse Rothstein and Evan White
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PRESS RELEASE: Letters of Recommendation Give New Information about UC Berkeley Applicants Without Hurting Diversity
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CPL Hosts “Breaking the Cycle” Conference
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Recommendation letters help underrepresented applicants to Berkeley, study shows
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California prison smugglers get creative: Meth in soap, heroin on stamps

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