Libby Denkmann

A new pilot program that could provide a glimpse into how private clinics may supplement VA care officially rolled out in the Antelope Valley on Thursday.

The latest homelessness numbers are out, and there's some good news for veterans: the 2018 point-in-time count shows an 18% drop in L.A. vets living on the street.

'Why him and not me?' Writing songs helps vets process their invisible wounds in a program that pairs professional musicians with those who've served.

There's a growing military-civilian divide. How connected do you feel to the armed forces? Tell us.

The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles is teaching veterans theater tech jobs skills while they work behind-the-scenes on the upcoming production of Henry IV.

In a hot Los Angeles rental market, landlords are turning away veterans with housing vouchers. And it's legal.

Health officials say the discolored water is safe to drink. Residents want to know why they're paying for water they can't trust.

The race to represent California's 49th District in Washington, D.C. is hotly contested and tough to predict.

Veterans in West LA see their PTSD clinic as their home. So why does the VA want to move it?

Veterans have access to 10 parking spaces, but the Greater Los Angeles VA says the program could expand if there's enough demand.

The Oscar-winner will command center stage as one of Shakespeare's best-loved characters. Tickets go on sale Monday April 23.

Brown said 400 members of the Cal Guard will begin deploying before the end of the month to combat crimes like drug smuggling — not immigration enforcement. And the order's happening without a Trump administration sign-off.