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Is your household split between remote and in-person work? We want to hear from you

Masked and unmasked visitors walk through Union Station in Los Angeles
Masked and unmasked visitors walk through Union Station last month.
(Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)
By Maria L. La GangaStaff Writer 
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As Year 2 of the COVID-19 pandemic comes to a close, the world is stumbling toward normalcy. A majority of people who can be inoculated have received the vaccine, and work is returning, in some fashion, to its pre-pandemic circumstances.

Some people are able to work remotely. Others have jobs that require them to venture out into the world and interact with people who may not be vaccinated and who may be ill. We’d like to speak with you if you live in a split household, where some family members or roommates work from home and others cannot.

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Maria L. La Ganga

Maria L. La Ganga is the deputy managing editor for California and Metro, overseeing the Los Angeles Times’ largest editorial department. She joined The Times in 1981 as an academic intern, splitting her time between the former Metro section and National Dragster, the official publication of the National Hot Rod Assn. She has served as Seattle bureau chief, San Francisco bureau chief, edited in the Business section and pitched in on six presidential elections, five for The Times and one for the Guardian. La Ganga left The Times in 2015 and returned in 2018 after a brief hiatus during which she wrote for the Guardian and the Idaho Statesman. She was named city editor in 2022 and promoted to her current role in 2024. La Ganga graduated from Granada Hills High School in the San Fernando Valley and Cal State Northridge, where she studied English literature and journalism.

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