Haya El Nasser
Al Jazeera English
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Young people work to survive, not play
A UCLA Labor Center study show that a third contribute financially to their households → Read More
LA Black Worker Center takes new approach to black jobs crisis
The center trains black workers to become labor rights advocates and has become a model for other cities → Read More
California’s quest to save water may come at an ecological cost
Ecologists question rebates to replace lawns with artificial turf → Read More
California drought is up to 25 percent worse because of climate change
New study is the first to quantify impact of global warming on historic drought → Read More
Young adults waiting longer to marry, new census data show
Americans' median age at first marriage is now in late 20s, six years later than in the 1960s → Read More
Trees are latest victims of California’s four-year drought
Cutbacks in lawn watering are killing trees in communities across the state → Read More
Job sprawl hurting minorities and the poor in suburbia
As distance between jobs and people grows, suburban residents without cars have less access to employment → Read More
Suburbia is back, latest census figures reveal
Report says impact of recession continues to depress fertility, as deaths outnumber births in over 1,000 counties → Read More
Water rationing may become a way of life in California drought
State sets tougher restrictions as water districts consider stricter enforcement, penalities → Read More
FGM affects far more women in US than previously thought
New estimates suggest more than half a million women and girls in US have suffered procedure or are at risk → Read More
Census 2020: No consensus on how to count Hispanics, Arab-Americans
Fearing undercount of minorities, civil rights groups criticize plan for new categories in next decennial survey → Read More
‘Walking out of jail’: Prop 47 frees felons with downgraded charges
After California voters approved measure reducing many crimes to misdemeanors, convicts and suspects reap benefits → Read More
In hippie stronghold, candidates turn to Hispanic voters
Colorado is one of six states where Latino voters could determine Senate race → Read More
Dreams deferred: Latino voters caught between reform and realpolitik
In run-up to midterm elections, advocates for change in immigration law disappointed by postponement of executive action → Read More
US household food security fails to improve
New government report covers depth of hunger and malnutrition problems, which remain at historically high levels → Read More
Arab-Americans cry foul over California high school mascot
Coachella Valley High School's 'Arabs' mascot is cause for concern among Arab-Americans → Read More
Go north, young woman: Girl Scout survey reveals shortcomings of South
New research on well-being says regions vary widely in terms of education and health for potential recruits → Read More
In dry California, water goes to those who drill the deepest
In one of the most regulated states in the nation, no laws apply to groundwater pumping, which means some people go dry → Read More
Cali water cops: What you gonna do when they come for you?
State resources officials are aggressively policing the dire shortage by imposing fines on drought rule violators → Read More
Latinos want to see more of their own in office after November midterms
Significant gap between demographic power and political clout remains → Read More