For the more than 100,000 people living homeless in California, each day is is a personal health crisis. Now, some doctors are taking healthcare to the street.

L.A.'s rising housing costs can hit seniors on a fixed income particularly hard.

The Aliso Canyon gas leak broke out near Porter Ranch nearly four years ago. On Tuesday a City Councilman called for an investigation of a different underground gas field after troubling images surfaced on video.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo acknowledged on Wednesday that he was on the July phone call between President Donald Trump and the Ukraine president that's at the center of the House impeachment inquiry.

For years, critics of standardized testing in the college admissions process have been arguing that the exams are problematic -- that they’re not an accurate predictor of a student’s success and that class, race and parents’ education are all unfair variables that influence how well a student does on SAT or ACT.

A federal judge Tuesday cleared Harvard University of discriminating against Asian American applicants in a ruling that was seen as a major victory for supporters of affirmative action in college admissions across the U.S.

Earlier this year, AirTalk interviewed local confectionary legend Valerie Gordon of Valerie Confections in Silver Lake about her latest endeavor: The Valerie Dessert Project.

How does the idea of “normal” affect neuro-diverse kids and adults? And what kind of toll might traditional learning environments have on neuro-diverse individuals?

In the next few weeks, California state Senator Bob Hertzberg plans to announce a bill to create a two percent sales tax.

During pregnancy, there tends to be a heavy focus on labor and birth, with far less emphasis on what happens once you get home with the baby. So when KPCC and LAist received a suggestion to do a story about how to prepare for the postpartum phase, we were on it.