Los Angeles city officials are looking at fine-tuning how waste at homelessness encampments are cleaned up by hiring more people to help with the process and re-targeting exactly when and how often certain areas get swept.

Immigrants take big risks coming to California. When they get here, many decide to take another risk: launching their own company.

California public health officials would have oversight of doctors and schools with high numbers of medical exemptions for vaccinations under a legislative compromise announced Tuesday.

The nation’s second-largest school district is at a crossroads.

Nearly half of Section 8 participants in L.A. end up losing their housing vouchers because they can’t find any landlords who will take them.

Summertime means wildfire season in California.

On Wednesday, a House Judiciary Committee will be holding hearings for a bill that would create a commission to study how slavery impacted its descendants, as well as possibilities for redress, including compensation.

On the evening of June 17, 1994, approximately 190 million eyeballs were locked on their television screens watching an unbelievable scene unfold before their eyes.

The 2019 edition of the annual Kids Count Data Book shows that the state ranks low when it comes to education, health and well-being for its children.

A resolution calls for sunsetting rules requiring school administrators to look for weapons by randomly searching students with handheld metal detectors.