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Reply LOS ANGELES, CA — Mayor Eric Garcetti Monday used his annual State of the City address to outline an ambitious spending proposal, including a universal basic income pilot program, investments in small businesses, street vendors, youth services and gang reduction, as well as nearly $1 billion to combat the homelessness crisis. "It's a financial document, but also a roadmap to a city built on justice and equity ... it's the biggest city budget I've ever presented, and it's the most progressive, too, arguably of any big city anywhere," Garcetti said of his proposal, which he called the "...

City News Service Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti used his annual "State of the City" address on Monday to outline an ambitious spending proposal, including a universal basic income pilot program, investments in small businesses, street vendors, youth services and gang reduction, as well as nearly $1 billion to combat the homelessness crisis. "It's a financial document, but also a roadmap to a city built on justice and equity ... it's the biggest city budget I've ever presented, and it's the most progressive, too, arguably of any big city anywhere,'' Garcetti said of his proposal, which he ca...

By City News Service US-POLITICS-GARCETTI LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Ahead of today's release of his proposed city budget, Mayor Eric Garcetti used his annual State of the City address to outline an ambitious spending proposal -- one that includes a universal basic income pilot program; investments in small businesses, street vendors, youth services and gang reduction; and nearly $1 billion to combat the homelessness crisis. “It's a financial document, but also a roadmap to a city built on justice and equity ... it's the biggest city budget I've ever presented, and it's the most progressive, too,...

Ministries group wins half-million dollar grant FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 This mock-up illustrates the planned RFM Community Center from the perspective of the existing RFM brick-and-mortar building located across the street on East Ferguson Avenue in Wood River. Show MoreShow Less 2of3 3of3 WOOD RIVER — A state grant for nearly half a million dollars will be used by Riverbend Family Ministries (RFM) to more than triple its size. State officials on Thursday announced RFM will receive a Rebuild Illinois grant of $493,892 to help it move across the street from the current 7,000-square-foot b...

Members of the LA 4-H Tech Club. The "Where's The Food?" survey will help source food and solve food insecurity. GGI offers the only GIS Industry-Based Certification Program Nationwide the 4-H members are offering opportunities for students to tackle real food problems in their communities, including food insecurity. GGI provides students with opportunities to learn about GIS Technology and solve real world problems. The National 4-H Geospatial Leadership team presents “Where’s the Food?” at National Youth Healthy Living Summit The "Where's the Food?" Survey features maps that visual...