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The @citnatchallenge starts today! Sean Greene dug into the 37,000 research-grade observations uploaded during the 2022 event: latimes.com/projects/calif…

In April, roughly 40 million acre-feet of water was contained in the Sierra snowpack. How do we make sense of that enormous amount of snow? Where is all that water going? Abhinanda Bhattacharyya, Lorena Elebee, Aida Ylanan and I break it down: latimes.com/projects/calif…

L.A. Times management’s decision to blindside the Guild with proposed layoffs as it neglects bargaining sends a clear message: You don’t care about the contract — or us. 🚨Our open letter to management🚨 latguild.com/news/open-lett…

This year California's snowpack reached record-high levels — 40 million acre-feet at its peak in April. Melted, that would be enough to hypothetically drape almost 5 inches of water across the entire state of California. latimes.com/projects/calif…

we rolled out a new COVID tracker this week. Los Angeles Times solicited feedback from readers on what kind of COVID-related data would be most useful for them, and we listened. from Los Angeles Times Data and Graphics, in collaboration with other brainy people in the newsroom latimes.com/projects/calif…

Join me July 27th to explore how we share the new stories of science with leading data storytellers Abhinanda Bhattacharyya from Los Angeles Times, Daisy Chung (鍾彥儒） from @reuters & Ryan Wyatt from California Academy of Sciences in a panel and reception @swissnexsf from 6-8 PM. #dataviz #scicomm swissnex.org/sanfrancisco/e…

There's still so much snow up in the Sierra, even this late into July — something we haven't seen in years. Photos for this story are from this past weekend in the Eastern Sierra, roughly between 10,500-11,000 feet elevation. For Los Angeles Times latimes.com/california/sto…

Our latest from Los Angeles Times Data and Graphics: How the Maui fires consumed Lahaina latimes.com/projects/maps-… by Ron Lin Iris Lee Vanessa Martínez

this map from @pauliebe and Evan Wagstaff is still my favorite resource to figure out if I should go for a run outside or not (answer is definitely no today)

for our Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times Data and Graphics end of the year round up, we each selected a teammate's project we loved and raved about it latimes.com/projects/data-…

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In search of policy explainers to help you understand what's a stake in '24? POLITICO, POLITICO Pro & the talented @pauliebe, Andrew Milligan, Abhinanda Bhattacharyya & anna wiederkehr have you covered. First up: What presidents can & can't do to lower grocery prices politico.com/interactives/2…

Election day is upon us. Who might have Donald J. Trump or Kamala Harris's ear if they win? Trump's potential cabinet ➡️ politico.com/interactives/2… Kamala's ➡️ politico.com/interactives/2… 👏 👏👏 anna wiederkehr Abhinanda Bhattacharyya Andrew Milligan Darius Dixon, David Siders & our POLITICO staff

Informative story/graphic by POLITICO about the endorsers for Andrew Cuomo who once called on him to resign or condemned him in 2021. By Abhinanda Bhattacharyya and Jeff Coltin

More than 40% of elected officials endorsing Cuomo publicly condemned him four years and called on him to resign. And most of those that didn't just weren't holding office yet. A look at all the flippers: politico.com/news/2025/06/1…

More than 40% of Cuomo's top endorsements are from elected officials who publicly condemned him in 2021. What they said back then and what they're saying now: politico.com/news/2025/06/1…