Ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft say they are willing to change the way they treat drivers in California as long as state lawmakers don’t require them to classify drivers as employees, a move that would entitle them to a wide range of benefits.

The California Senate has passed a $214.8 billion budget.

Since Naason Joaquin Garcia was arrested last week and charged with human trafficking and other crimes, many members in La Luz Del Mundo have been quick to support him.

For close to a decade, the Department of Defense has recognized the growing threat of climate change for military installations.

Whether it’s teamwide rally caps, wearing two different pairs of socks, or a slump-busting gold thong, one thing is clear – athletes are serious about their superstitions.

Black voters are expected to play an important role in the 2020 Democratic primary.

Last week, Los Angeles City Councilmembers Mike Bonin and Joe Buscaino accused neighboring cities of enforcing "unconstitutional laws... to push people experiencing homelessness out of a town and across the border into Los Angeles."

The heat waves of summer are upon us and so is theme park season -- although for serious enthusiasts, theme park season is year-round.

A blue ribbon panel says L.A. County should create an independent commission to oversee its long-troubled Probation Department. KPCC’s Frank Stoltze discusses what he says would be a significant development.

Police Tuesday arrested a suspect who allegedly shot an off-duty sheriff's deputy in the head Monday, and they now believe he fatally shot another man less than an hour earlier.