Por: Los Angeles Times Nation October 19, 2022
Our story on overcrowded housing involved dozens of interviews and visits to tightly packed apartments where COVID-19 ran rampant. We pored over historical books, scholarly journals, oral histories, census and public health data, archival city records and newspaper clippings. In addition to the people struggling with overcrowding who are documented in the story, we want to give credit to the historians and researchers who were gracious enough to... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Nation October 19, 2022
The virus first struck Leonardo Miranda, who rented a shed and shared the kitchen, bathroom and dining room in the main house. It spread to a man who slept on three red cushions in the laundry room. Then to a grandfather and grandson who wedged two mattresses into one room. By... + más
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Overcrowded housing in L.A. has been a century in the making. Read our full series | Los Angeles Times
It’s the cruel paradox at the center of Los Angeles housing. L.A. is known worldwide as the capital of single-family-home sprawl. Yet for three decades, it has had the most overcrowded housing among large counties in the United States. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the... + más
One family's desperate act to escape overcrowded housing in L.A. | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA Politics October 19, 2022
For three decades, Los Angeles has been the most housing-overcrowded large county in the United States. Today, 11% of homes in L.A. County are overcrowded, more than three times the national rate, a Times analysis found. Packed conditions have long been linked to grisly fires... + más
A century of overcrowded homes: How we reported the story | Los Angeles Times
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At first, Ruby Gordillo thought she was lucky. After six months of sleeping on friends’ and relatives' couches with her husband and three children, Gordillo in 2014 found a place for her family in Westlake, a neighborhood on the western border of downtown. Her elation... + más
Endorsement: California has money for homeless housing. Vote yes on Proposition LH so L.A. can use it | Los Angeles Times
The Boston Globe USA Opinion September 30, 2022
We in Massachusetts are not eating our young, but we are to other New England states and other regions of the country such as . The state must make bold policy changes now to dramatically boost our housing stock and ensure that future generations can afford to stay in the state... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Nation September 29, 2022
Thousands of Alabama inmate workers began a labor strike this week to protest poor prison conditions across the state, where facilities are overcrowded, understaffed, and notoriously dangerous.The protest, which also calls for broader criminal justice reforms, began Monday.... + más
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Slate USA Life September 25, 2022
In A Room of One’s Own (1929), Virginia Woolf argued that, historically, successful women writers have not been mothers. Of Jane Austen, Charlotte and Emily Brontë, and George Eliot, she noted, “not one of them had a child.” This idea that having children stifles... + más
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