More than 50 years after I participated in the Mississippi Freedom Summer Project, the struggle for racial equality continues.
A new California bill will make it easier to take life-saving treatment to the people who need it most.
As the state gradually emerges from the pandemic, an economic hangover lingers over the wine industry.
Questions over DTSC competency complicate taxpayer-funded plans to rehabilitate polluted properties.
Is it too late for L.A. County to learn from its pandemic mistakes?
For millions in the Golden State, economic inequality brings a different kind of peril to daily life.
In the poorest state in the nation, a push to cancel federal support for those out of work.
Issues with death certification have led to unreliable mortality data, leaving families, vulnerable communities and epidemiologists in the dark.
A conversation with political scientist Karthick Ramakrishnan.
Lax enforcement and major permitting problems plague hazardous waste facilities in Los Angeles.
But teachers and their allies are fighting back in Arizona, Kentucky and elsewhere.
As American wealth gets concentrated among a smaller number of cities and corporations, many communities are fighting to hold on.
Despite record job losses during the pandemic, the 1% have left the state flush with cash.
The city of Clovis was found to be in violation of state housing laws.
Inside the movement to bring mental health care, not law enforcement, to people in psychiatric distress.
The political gridlock behind the transit gridlock.
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Lionized in death as a champion of Los Angeles’ cultural institutions, Broad also left behind a contentious education legacy.
How the pandemic brought festering problems into a new light.
California workers say McDonald’s and other fast food chains repeatedly disregarded pandemic safety precautions.
The Farm Workforce Modernization Act would likely lead to enormous increases in the number of workers brought to the U.S. by growers.