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Mark Hedin is a reporter for Ethnic Media Services. He has previously written for the San Francisco Examiner, the San Francisco Chronicle, the East Bay Times, Central City Extra, and SF State’s Golden Gater, as well as other papers.
La encuesta encontró que el 92% de los padres de Florida quieren que los planes de estudios de las escuelas públicas sean decididos por “profesionales de la educación”.
Por Mark Hedin, Ethnic Media Services
Un nuevo informe del Centro Brennan para la Justicia examina las llamadas ‘auditorías’ ya en marcha o propuestas para...
Also available in Spanish.
By Mark Hedin, Ethnic Media Services
A new report by the Brennan Center for Justice examines so-called ‘audits” either under way or...
From left to right: Kristina Rosales, Housing Team, Western Center; Sara Kimberlin, Senior Policy Analyst, California Budget and Policy Center; Francisco Dueñas, Executive Director,...
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在新冠病毒於全球肆虐之際，加州率先成立各項支援計劃，幫助人們度過需求增加、但收入減少的艱難時刻。
洛杉磯縣移民事務局（Office of Immigrant Affairs，簡稱OIA）和少數族裔媒體服務中心（Ethnic Media Services）6月24日舉辦了一場縣民大會，介紹兩項加州最新推出的計劃，「金州紓困計劃」（Golden State Stimulus）和「金州補助金計劃」（Golden State Grant Program），提供數以百萬計加州居民每人數百美元，無論他們是公民還是非公民。
今年剛推出的「金州紓困計劃」，將提供每人600到1200美元紓困金，給約400萬符合所得稅減免（Earned Income Tax Credit）資格或使用個人納稅識別號碼（ITIN）報稅、年收入不超過7萬5000美元的加州納稅人。
2020年因沒有報稅不符合領取紓困金的居民，仍可能符合「金州補助金計劃」資格。這項計劃提供仰賴失業金、CalWorks、社會安全生活補助金（SSI）、一般救濟金（general relief）和其他社會福利生活的民眾每人600美元生活津貼。
參與舉辦這次縣民大會的韓國城青少年與社區中心（Koreatown Youth & Community Center）的「洛杉磯免費報稅服務」（Free Tax Prep...
Por Mark Hedin, Ethnic Media Services
En medio de la pandemia mundial de COVID-19, California ha liderado el establecimiento de una variedad de apoyos para...
Also available in Spanish, Chinese, and Korean.
By Mark Hedin, Ethnic Media Services
Amid the COVID-19 global pandemic, California has led the way in establishing a...
CA’s criminal code condemns 3 people/wk to spend the rest of their lives behind bars for being unwitting accomplices to crimes they did not personally commit.
Valentina Pereda, LA-based communications expert and documentary filmmaker (left); Eloisa Gonzalez, M.D., M.P.H., Director for Cardiovascular and School Health, LA County Department of Public...
Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, First District of the Los Angeles County Board of SupervisorsAlso available in Korean.
By Mark Hedin, Ethnic Media Services
Among the many...
Californians report improved finances and growing confidence that they won’t get COVID-19, according to a new survey by a coalition of nonprofit organizations.
In this...
By Mark Hedin, Ethnic Media Services
As Arizona processes a new audit of Maricopa County’s 2.1 million November votes, the nonprofit National Task Force on...
A los defensores de los derechos de los trabajadores les preocupa que los logros obtenidos con tanto esfuerzo en materia de derechos de los trabajadores puedan perderse repentinamente.
From left to right: Everett Sands, CEO, Lendistry; Pleshette Robertson, CEO and Founder, Sac Cultural Hub; Lamar Heystek, President, ASIAN, Inc.; Julian Cañete, President...
Also available in Spanish and Korean
Amid the economic tumult of the COVID-19 pandemic, workers’ advocates are concerned that hard-won gains in workers’ rights may...
Yammilette Rodriguez, upper right, of the Fresno Youth Leadership Institute, met in February with Madera Community College’s new Student Advocacy Council. (Photo courtesy Youth...
From left to right: Supervisor Sheila Kuehl, Third District, LA County Board of Supervisors; Eloisa Gonzalez, MD, MPH, Director of Integrative Medicine, LAC+USC Historic...
