Assemblymember Ash Kalra’s bill would improve the Tenant Protection Act. Landlords and developers have declared war.
With the Department of Education in turmoil, who will distribute Pell grants and other assistance?
When the 911 call comes from inside the nursing home, health care workers are sometimes the victims.
Trump’s penny pinching and immigrant hunting reach rural classrooms.
Will Black women have to wait another century for wage equality?
California could face a cascade of troubles if federal funding for health care is slashed.
Will a controversial Trump order pull the welcome mat from under immigrants’ feet?
With a clinically abysmal mental health care record, the hospital giant has dug in at the bargaining table.
Researchers refute fast food industry’s apocalyptic predictions about raising the minimum wage.
The state, home to nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants, could be hit hard by the president's deportation policies.
Will Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara bow to the industry giant or protect disaster-stricken Angelenos?
Many of the state’s largest school districts have contracts that expire June 30. The California Teachers Association is coordinating strategies across 32 districts.
The union and health care provider are split over pension and prep time issues.
Head of the California Immigrant Policy Center said the state’s leaders and people are ready to stand against deportations and nativism.
Preventing price gouging on rents and predatory evictions are looming challenges for public officials.
Chamber of Commerce, Restaurant Association claim the law, which labor unions say is meant to prevent coercion, violates free speech.
Federal funds cover more than 60% of California’s low-income health insurance plan. Losing even part of that money could result in cutbacks on care for kids...
A new law is meant to help local governments speed up the building and placement of small, portable houses.
A letter signed by a majority of both houses calls on the health care giant to accept proposals from 2,400 striking mental health care workers.
Seventy percent of the state’s residents think kids in the state will be financially worse off than their parents.