Matt Tinoco|They've gotten to know their homeless neighbors, and they're pushing for the government to move faster and reconsider how it's addressing a humanitarian crisis.
Anaheim's Diamond apartments opened 10 years ago to formerly homeless residents. Now, homeless advocates say it's proof that permanent supportive housing works.
The Big One will be the most economically catastrophic disaster the U.S. has ever experienced, and those with the least will be hit the hardest. In a majority-minority city, what will economic recovery look like? We take a look in today’s episode of the podcast.
While the Trump administration wants to speed up deportations, the government shutdown had the opposite effect, forcing the cancellation of thousands of hearings.
In episode 4 of our newest podcast, The Big One, it’s now 24 hours after a massive earthquake has shaken Los Angeles, and you wake up in your backyard worried about water and food. As neighbors flee, you wonder if you should stay or go and if you even have a choice.
The chain makes healthy, grab-and-go meals and sells them cheap. And with more students seeking healthy alternatives, Everytable opened its first college location.
Los Angeles teachers returned to schools on Wednesday after negotiators for United Teachers Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.
How do we know that the Big One is coming? Science. In today’s episode, we learn that our knowledge about earthquakes evolved from a bear killing, an ice explorer and sexism at Harvard.
