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Homicides Surge In California Amid Covid Shutdowns Of Schools, Youth Programs

Homicides Surge In California Amid Covid Shutdowns Of Schools, Youth Programs Tuesday, May 18, 2021 | Sacramento, CA By Phillip Reese  Amid a pandemic that left law enforcement agencies stretched thin and forced shutdowns that left young men with little to do, California registered a devastating surge in homicides in 2020 that hit especially hard in Black and Latino communities. Use Our Content The number of homicide victims in California jumped 27% from 2019 to 2020, to about 2,300, marking the largest year-over-year increase in three decades, according to preliminary death certificate data from the California Department of Public Health. There were 5.8 homicides per 100,000 residents in 2020, the highest rate in California since 2008.

What California s Free Tuition Programs Can Teach The Nation

First Of All, College Is Rarely Free Support for LAist comes from Community college tuition in California has always been waived for very low-income students (e.g., yearly income of $39,300 or less for a family of four). And, in fact, no one paid tuition up until the 1980s. But in 2017, when the legislature started funding community colleges to provide free tuition for other students through promise programs, some headlines hailed it as free college. Many Let s be clear: It s not free college. It s free tuition. And, especially in California, there s a big difference. Tuition, particularly in California, is only a fraction of the cost of attending college, said California Community Colleges Chancellor

Food Insufficiency Rates in California Increased by More Than a Fifth in Earliest Months of Pandemic | Jonathan and Karin Fielding School of Public Health

A UCLA team has found that in the first three months of the COVID-19 pandemic, more than three million Californians reported their households went without sufficient food. That was an increase of 22% from the pre-pandemic rate, and the impact was felt widely across the state, especially among those already facing hunger: those experiencing household food insufficiency prior to COVID-19 were 40 times more likely to be food insufficient - defined simply as “not having enough food to eat.” Of adults who experienced household food insufficiency during COVID-19, almost 80% were food insufficient prior to the pandemic. “Our findings show regional differences, across California, in food insufficiency risk,” said

Homicides surge in California amid Covid of schools shutdowns, youth programs

Homicides surge in California amid Covid of schools shutdowns, youth programs
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