Trump’s Madison Square Garden event has focused public attention on racism and hate within the former chief executive’s campaign. During his administration, figures connected to white...
Capital & Main took first place in the highly competitive Best News Website, Exclusive to the Internet category.
Jessica Goodheart, Steve Marble and Cerise Castle bring broad and deep experience to our coverage of inequality and the climate crisis.
In Temecula, three school board members have enacted discriminatory policies backed by conservative strategists and traveling agitators. Students, parents and residents are coming together to attempt to...
On June 15, Capital & Main held its 5th annual awards gala celebrating excellence in social impact journalism, media.
Natalia Molina, historian, author and MacArthur fellow, discusses gentrification and her family's history of nurturing community.
A video portrait of California farmworkers and the struggle for health care.
California Farmworkers and the Struggle for Health Care
Measure ULA would fund affordable housing through a tax on real estate sales of more than $5 million.
Texas, New Mexico, Pennsylvania and California, among others, will drive its success or failure.
The HMO needs to hire more clinicians to ensure that patients wait no more than the legally mandated 10 days between appointments, says veteran therapist.
Striking Kaiser therapist says patients stuck without appointments ‘don’t have that backup.’
Her patients are waiting months for therapy. ‘This strike is not about money,’ says Sacramento therapist Jane Kostka.
The Los Angeles Press Club honored Capital & Main with 16 prizes in the annual journalism contest.
Here is why a full-time employee is four times less likely to earn time-and-a-half income than in the 1970s.
Michael Tubbs, who launched Stockton’s famous universal basic income experiment, discusses his EPIC project with Manuel Pastor, director of USC’s Equity Research Institute.
What a night it was. On April 21, 300 people gathered at Seventh/Place in downtown Los Angeles to celebrate excellence in social impact journalism and media.
A three-part series examines the quality of clean energy jobs, and who gets them, in the Golden State.
We ran the numbers. These are the stories that resonated the most with our audience.
Capital & Main reporters found reason for optimism in 2021, from landmark climate victories to expansion of healthcare for immigrants.