Sophie Craypo

Los Angeles Turns to Charter Reform to Save Its Beleaguered Park System

In the last five years, Los Angeles has plummeted from 49th to 90th place in a national ranking of park systems in the largest 100 cities in the United States.

In South Los Angeles, Residents Are Turning a Place of Conflict and Violence Into a New Tranquility Park

Tranquility park in South LA, part of a new initiative that aims to connect communities to park-building efforts in their areas. (Credit: Sophie Craypo)

洛杉磯市呼籲居民協助規劃城市公園的未來

洛杉磯正在尋求其多元語言居民的幫助,來評估全市500多個公園的狀況,並制定出一個可改善公園系統的計劃。

LA시, 공원의 미래에 대해 주민들의 의견 수렴 나서

LA시는 시내 500개 공원 현황 및 공원 시스템 보수 계획 수립을 위해, 다국어 설문을 만들어 시내 다양한 주민들의 의견을 수렴할 예정이다.

Los Ángeles pedirá a sus residentes colaboración para planificar el futuro de los parques de la Ciudad

Los Ángeles está recurriendo a la diversidad de sus habitantes para evaluar el estado de más de 500 parques en toda la ciudad.

Los Angeles Asks Residents to Help Plan the Future of City’s Parks

LA is turning to the city’s diverse residents to assess the state of more than 500 parks citywide and plot a course to fix a struggling park system.

Sembrando un futuro más verde y fresco en Los Ángeles

Se plantarán más de 4.250 árboles como primera línea contra el cambio climático y como una oportunidad para el desarrollo de la fuerza laboral y el trabajo por la justicia ambiental.

Planting a Greener, Cooler Future in Los Angeles

More than 4,250 trees will be planted as a front line against climate change, and an opportunity for workforce development and environmental justice work.

USCIS Extends TPS Work Permit Deadlines Again for Seven Countries

While all immigrants affected will eventually lose TPS-based employment authorization, deadlines to lay off TPS workers have shifted.

Climate Change – The Issue That Dropped Off the Political Radar

July 17 | Climate scientists and frontline communities examine intensifying extreme weather, climate misinformation, weakened commitments, El Niño risks, resilience strategies, and practical solutions for drought, floods, sea-level rise, and future adaptation efforts.

Could Climate Change Be a Contributor to an Extended Cyclospora Outbreak?

The cyclospora virus, which is on the rise in the US, causes severe diarrhea in humans, lasting several weeks or longer.

Report Highlights Sharp Rise in Denaturalization Lawsuits

The author's warn the government could broaden the legal grounds for denaturalization to include less serious violations or even noncriminal conduct.