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Keeping the Stove On

Gas Bill Debt Disproportionately Burdens Low-Income Neighborhoods

Why and How Do Cities Plan for Extreme Heat?

In foreground, red octagonal sign reads "STOP Extreme Heat Danger" - People walk near beach in background

State can do more to protect Californians from extreme heat

Preparing for Extreme Heat in California

LCI Aims to Help Shape President Biden’s Justice40 Initiative

Both Change and Continuity in Our Executive Leadership Team

UCLA Report Highlights Inequality in Utility Debt Burden

Map of LA County Small Water Systems Risk

Los Angeles County Small Water System Risk Assessment

Keeping the Lights and Heat On

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