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Washington states Climate Commitment Act promised funds for communities on the front lines of climate change. One group is tracking those dollars to make sure the state follows through. Passed in 2021, the CCA is the states carbon cap-and-trade program - with at least 35% of the revenue it generates committed to "Vulnerable Populations within Overburdened Communities." However, an analysis by the nonprofit Front and Centered found less than 7% of revenue in the current budg...

By Kayla Benjamin for The Washington Informer.Broadcast version by Brett Peveto for Maryland News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration Every morning, 70-year-old Al Powell takes long walks on the Sligo Creek Trail, covering miles of well-paved track alongside the burbling water. It’s an incredibly convenient place to walk for Powell: the trail and the creek run right past his home in Hyattsville, where he has lived since 1974. He ...

Residents are joining forces to find viable solutions to illegal activity within the community. 

Really bad polices lead to really bad consequences, and our leaders have been making absolutely disastrous decisions for decades.  As a result, the streets of America are now teeming with thieves, drug addicts, prostitutes, violent criminals and sexual predators. 

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Prostitutes in Los Angeles have been spotted during daylight hours after Gavin Newsom passed the Safer Streets for All Act.

Elected officials in Columbus and Ohio's statehouse must push for universal health care. Here's why.

A complete government takeover of the U.S. healthcare systems, a la Medicare for All, would make life significantly worse for American patients.

A 40 block area of Figueroa Boulevard in South LA sees hundreds of prostitutes, some barely out of their teens, plying their trade since Gov. Gavin Newsom passed the controversial Safer Streets for All Act, which decriminalized loitering with the intent to work as a prostitute in January.

Los Angeles is overrun with prostitutes, many of whom are extremely young, thanks to Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom's decision to decriminalize sex work in January 2023.