Maison Tran is a Fellow at various media outlets. He focuses on environmental services, racial issues, and social interest topics, often exploring the intersections of these themes in his reporting. Maison's work has been featured in The Long Beach Business Journal, WBUR, Ideastream Public Media, NPR, and other notable platforms.
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By: Maison Tran
As Los Angeles protesters continue to organize against ICE operations, they said they are met with aggression from both DHS and L.A. police.
By: Maison Tran
As Los Angeles protesters continue to organize against ICE operations, they said they are met with aggression from both DHS and L.A. police.
By: Maison Tran
Angelenos raised money to keep street vendors and day laborers afloat during ICE raids. As that money dries up and many go back to work, organizers say they need more lasting protections.
By: Twilight Greenaway, Maison Tran
The region’s rail yards continue to pose serious health hazards, prompting local advocates to push state leaders for action.
By: Maison Tran, Twilight Greenaway
Just as regulators were preparing to crack down on pollution from rail yards, they hit a wall: a presidential administration hostile to environmental regulation.
By: Maison Tran
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. It was supported by the Climate Equity Reporting Project and the Stakes Project at UC Berkeley School of Journalism.
