Joel Rodriguez

“[Last year] wasn't a one-two punch show, more just COVID. ... Our kids were at home or remote learning or hybrid [learning].

The City of LA is forming a new partnership with the state of California to eliminate all rental debt for low-income households financially impacted by the pandemic.

The California eviction moratorium ends after Sept. 30, but tenants still have some protections and can get help paying the rent. Here’s a FAQ.

Josh, Gustavo, Megan and special guest Andrew Sullivan talk about a post-pandemic world and today’s polarized politics.

Josh Barro, Megan McArdle and Gustavo Arellano talk about vaccine mandates and the worst of political stan culture, and we bring on Senator Ron Wyden to discuss policy solutions for…

Wildfires are often sparked by residents struggling with homelessness. LA County recently banned encampments in some of the highest fire risk areas.

While some people begin to apply for a religious exemption to avoid workplace coronavirus vaccine mandates, UCSB religious studies professor Joseph Blankholm says he does not know of…

With back-to-school season here, questions about vaccine policies aren’t just being raised at the K-12 level.

“Everybody's gonna have their own crayons, their own papers, school supplies, things like that. Sharing is out this year.