Emily Elena Dugdale

Construction work has dried up for Julio Osorio, 54. "The idea is to save a little money for the future, and you can't."

Nearly 500 homes in Malibu were destroyed. With none rebuilt, there's less to do.

One couple was at work when the fire broke out. They watched their house burn on TV. Their babysitter fled with their two young children with just minutes to spare.

Albert Torres spent 40 years as a park ranger. Friends say he revolutionized the way law enforcement interacted with people living in parks.

The Coast Guard may require two people, rather than one, to be awake at night, and it may ban the practice of letting two people sleep in one bed.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will allow college athletes in California to profit from the use of their name, image or likeness.

The fall semester begins at USC Monday. Students are coming to a campus that's been rocked by a series of scandals over the past two years -- and accusations that the university hasn’t done enough to address them.

A three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments in Pasadena on Wednesday in the Trump administration’s challenge of a lower court decision that last year blocked the government from ending Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants.

A lot of you reached out to tell us that you wanted to know what your political leaders are doing to address gun violence. Well, ask and we shall deliver.

There's not an exact science to good journalism. But when I set out to work on a story, I'm always going to stop at the gas stations. The supermarket. The bus stop. Because I want to see the way everyone moves in the world, and what they do there.

People living in an encampment in the Sepulveda Basin lost everything in a fire. No one showed up to offer them emergency shelter.

Dockworkers came out in force to tell port commissioners that automation will threaten thousands of solid blue-collar jobs.