Aidan Connelly

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California has over 500,000 green jobs, with tens of thousands coming directly from state initiatives.

Low income neighborhoods work to seize opportunities in California's green economy

California has over 500,000 green jobs, with tens of thousands coming directly from state initiatives.

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Among the 53,000 homeless people in L.A. are almost 5,000 children.

How one elementary school is helping its homeless students

Among the 53,000 homeless people in L.A. are almost 5,000 children.

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Among the 53,000 homeless people in L.A. are almost 5,000 children. So it’s no surprise that many schools have become de facto social service agencies, educating kids but also helping…

How LA elementary schools try to help homeless students

Among the 53,000 homeless people in L.A. are almost 5,000 children. So it’s no surprise that many schools have become de facto social service agencies, educating kids but also helping…

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