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By City News Service Photo: Getty Images LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Low birth rates, uncertainty over immigration and long-term impacts from COVID-19 will result in a year-over-year population decline in Southern California for the first time ever, researchers said in the first of a two-part demographic conference sponsored by the Southern California Association of Governments and USC. The 32nd annual Demographic Workshop, held virtually this year, is built around the theme, “The Post-Pandemic City. Participants are taking a close look at several intersecting developments that could significantly change life in the six-county SCAG region, including the pandemic and post-pandemic recovery, heightened awareness of racial equity and inclusion, and results of the 2020 Census. The latter already will result in California losing a Congressional seat.

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