Cities in California that are Extending the Eviction Moratorium

Scott Dylan Westerlund

22 July, 2021

According to the National Multifamily Housing Council, about 76.5% of apartment dwellers paid some or all of their rent in July. That statistic is encouraging considering we’re still knee-deep in a global pandemic, but it also means that around one in fo...

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Texas Prisons and the Coronavirus: What You or a Loved ...

Carlee Sutera | 23 November, 2020

Covid-19 is stronger than ever in certain states. Texas has their highest hospitalization rates since the pandemic began. As of June 25, 113,456 inmates in ...

Fourth of July Weekend: What Some States Are Doing (and...

Sona Sulakian | 23 November, 2020

We're heading into a holiday that typically involves large gatherings of people, laughter and overindulgence. But this 4th of July is like no other we have experie...

Food and Bar Service Rules for Face Masks in California

Sona Sulakian | 23 November, 2020

The deteriorating COVID-19 situation in California has prompted Governor Gavin Newsom to order restaurants in 19 counties (including Los Angeles and Santa Clara) to stop ...

How to Golf and Fish Safely During Covid-19

Niki Brown | 23 November, 2020

As states re-open and warm weather prevails, you may be itching to to get back to golfing and fishing. Across the nation, most golf courses and fishing holes wer...

4 Tips for Celebrating the 4th of July During COVID-19

Chris Wojcik | 23 November, 2020

It's not a carefree 4th of July this year. Coronavirus cases are rising around the nation (and world), despite months of efforts to flatten the curve. Although the...

10 Songs About Social Justice to Add to Your Playlist

Sona Sulakian | 23 November, 2020

Need a break from reading news, but still want to educate yourself about some of the most serious issues facing our society? We've put together a playlist of songs fr...

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