Julia Paskin

The lawsuit alleges that U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents asked them “intrusive questions,” including whether they’re Muslim, what sect of Islam they practice and which mosque they attend.

The bill's author says as Oklahoma, Texas and other states seek to restrict abortions, she expects many people will come to California for the procedure, especially if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.

Trisha Paddock completed the 13.1 mile Charity Challenge Half Marathon before suffering a heart attack. She was 46.

Who are we kidding? Everybody hates waiting in line at the DMV.

Tracking coastal erosion is critical because we have so much infrastructure along the Southern California coast.

The Dodgers say: "Picture yourself being a celebrity who gets a lot of pictures taken and a lot of requests."

One of L.A.'s oldest pubs is jumpstarting its annual St. Patrick's festivities after two years on hold from the pandemic with green beer and 1,300 pounds of corned beef.

Like Uber or Instacart, the company relies on independent contractors who use their cars to deliver packages on their own schedule.

The Boyle Heights park partially runs under the the I-5 freeway. The grant comes courtesy of the Caltrans Clean California grant program.

Actvists are asking why we're turning to coercive treatment when people still don't have access to voluntary treatment and permanent housing resources

"You cannot put out a hydrogen fire," one expert notes.

Newsom calls it "CARE court," an alternative to conservatorship and the criminal courts. The goal is to provide treatment for people suffering from extreme, untreated psychotic illness or substance abuse and who cannot care for themselves.