Blogs of the LA Area Chamber

Women in the Public Sector: Inspirational Journeys

When the pandemic hit our shores, it laid bare the inequities and injustices in our institutions. Chief among them was how women, and even more so women of color, left the ...

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Disparities in Health Outcomes and Healthcare: Here’s How We Can Bridge the Divide and Close Care Gaps

Addressing health equity issues among people of color is imperative for healthcare leaders. A strategic approach to this challenge can improve community health outcomes and mitigate systemic inequities for at-risk populations.

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New Initiatives for a Resilient Future

At the crossroads of our post pandemic recovery, we find ourselves facing challenges as businesses navigate reopening and reimagining new business models that will define the work of the future.

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Redistricting in Los Angeles

The redistricting process, which occurs after every census count is completed, allows states, counties, and cities to rebalance districts, ensuring there is fair representation in elected offices.

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Port Congestion Needs A Comprehensive Solution

Logistics, transportation and goods movement, as well as global trade are industry sectors of immense importance to the Los Angeles region but also impacts economies ...

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Reflecting on Hispanic Heritage Month

As we bring Hispanic Heritage Month to a close, it’s great to highlight members of our Board and community and their accomplishments. Earlier this week, I shared a few reflections of my own with EY when I was asked what does “esperanza” (hope) mean to me. 

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Consistency and Vaccine Requirements

This pandemic is not over and the health of our community is of paramount importance. The Chamber supports vaccination requirements that are sound and reasonable, leading to a restoration of healthy communities, which is why we are calling for statewide vaccination requirements.

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Governor Considering Legislation Which Could Lead to Higher Prices and Job Losses

With the California State Legislature ending its legislative session two weeks ago, many bills were sent to Governor Newsom’s desk where they await to either be turned into law or vetoed. Two of those bills, called AB 701 and SB 62 respectively, could unfortunately create more problems than they solve.

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With the ACA Safe From Attack, It’s Time to Improve the Landmark Legislation

As another Covered California open enrollment period approaches, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) finally appears safe from what had been repeated efforts to dismantle the law. In June 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected what is widely regarded as its last significant challenge.

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Make Your Voice Heard and Vote

In a few weeks, on September 14, 2021, California will have a Gubernatorial Recall Election, and registered voters have already started to receive their vote-by-mail ballot. The ability for voters to determine how they are governed is never a right we should take for granted, and it only works if everyone who can exercises it. 

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