The second of two stories for the California Dream series explores how in spite of a growing Latino middle class, with rising median household incomes and Latino poverty rates at an all-time low, many California families continue to struggle.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump Administration may not ask a question about citizenship on the 2020 Census. The ruling will have big implications for census takers trying to tally Angelenos living in predominantly immigrant neighborhoods, areas where it is traditionally hard to get an accurate count.
As Fourth of July celebrations near, the L.A. County Fire Department convened representatives from multiple local agencies for its annual presentation about the dangers of setting off fireworks at home.
Responding to public outcry about this season's horse death's at Santa Anita Park, the racetrack's management organized its back stretch workers — horse grooms, stable hands and other behind-the-scenes staff — to protest against calls to shutter the park.
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to explore leasing blocks of motel rooms to get some of the county’s nearly 60,000 homeless people off the streets.
