The U.S. has spent a couple decades employing resources against Islamic terrorists, following the terrorist attacks on 9/11.

People enrolled at A-Technical College, a for-profit school in Huntington Park, say the school been essential to their education.

​In the Texas border city of El Paso, a gunman opened fire Saturday morning in a shopping area packed with thousands of people during the busy back-to-school season. The attack killed 21 and wounded more than two dozen, many of them critically.

There's been much speculation that a proposed Trump administration residency rule would push immigrant families to drop out of public health, nutrition and other programs out of fear. Enrollment data suggests that it may have played a role.

The California Supreme Court issued the landmark Dynamex ruling in 2018, which makes it more difficult for employers to classify workers as independent contractors rather than employees.

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Peter Rainer & Amy Nicholson review this weekend’s new movie releases.

This past Saturday July 27 at the theater at Ace Hotel in Downtown L.A., our latest FilmWeek screening presented Paul Thomas Anderson’s 1997 “Boogie Nights.”

Meet some of the local men pushing against stigma and stereotypes to care for educate young children.

It’s not necessarily easy to buy a house today, especially for younger generations. Wages aren’t keeping up with the rising home prices and the median age of a homebuyer is at its oldest since the National Association Realtors started tracking in the 1980s.

The Fifth Domain is a term used by the Pentagon to describe cyberspace, in addition to the other domains of land, sea, air and space.