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How ICE moves detainees under the cover of darkness.
Tenants impacted by the pandemic still face mounting debt and possible eviction in the new year.
A bill to reform the Department of Toxic Substances Control has been a long time coming, but will Governor Newsom sign it?
What happens in one DA’s race could set the course for the future of law enforcement in America.
Battleground states, including Florida, Arizona, North Carolina and Ohio, saw dramatic increases in the number of uninsured.
A UCLA study says that over a three-month period, three age groups of Latino workers suffered a nearly five-fold increase in death rates.
Mark Kreidler speaks to Marlene Mendoza, a server of 32 years at Los Angeles International Airport for HMS Host.
The real estate industry is a powerhouse opponent of rent control in California politics. But tenant activists are upping their electoral game.
A new report attacks L.A.’s systemic racism and lays out a roadmap for transformation centered in racial equality.
The fight for a seat on the Railroad Commission of Texas may just be the most important environmental election in the country.
The nation’s largest hospital chain faces a lawsuit alleging it failed to protect employees.
On Saturday, Los Angeles sheriff’s deputies faced angry demonstrators in 100-plus-degree heat.
An Ethiopian-born labor leader takes stock of his movement, Trump, the immigration crisis and police reform.
Mark Kreidler speaks to Eileen Saltman, a worker at Reem’s California, a restaurant and bakery in Oakland.
Three migrant workers recall the adversity they faced when they arrived to resurrect New Orleans. Many workers who came in Hurricane Katrina’s wake still face those conditions today.
The election looms for Arizonans living at an increasingly militarized border.
The Trump administration has suspended family visa applications – and Trump has ordered an end to the census count three weeks early.
Many progressive electeds have ignored an initiative that would revise California’s constitution to assess commercial property at higher rates.
What California’s nursing home COVID crisis can teach us about taking better care of essential health workers.
In an eleventh hour move, Sacramento extended the statewide eviction moratorium for renters suffering COVID-related hardships.