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Zócalo's Connecting California

What does your neighborhood do for you?

A statewide new poll looks at how we feel about our neighborhoods. The upshot is that many Southern Californians are pleased with where we live, but with caveats: a lot of us find our neighborhoods wanting when it comes to health, safety and economic opportunities.

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KCRW placeholderBy Joe Mathews • Oct 20, 2016 • 5m Listen

Californians hunger for neighborhoods is laid out in a new poll conducted for Zocalo Public Square by the Field research Corporation and the California Wellness Foundation. Zocalo columnist Joe Mathews says the results are striking and, in some ways, not too surprising. State residents, especially Southern Californians, want to connect with their world via the communities they live. And while most of us like our neighborhoods, satisfaction is highest among the state’s wealthiest residents. Health, safety and economic issues top the list of concerns for those who find their neighborhoods lacking.

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