Libby Denkmann

California voters are being asked to extend a state veteran home loan program, but the House tax reform bill puts the program's bonds on the chopping block.

Three veterans share stories from the time they served.

Hollywood is a notoriously tough industry to break into, but an L.A. nonprofit offers a boost to military veterans who are aspiring playwrights and screenwriters.

A transgender Navy veteran who operated sonar for fast attack submarines says transgender troops deserve to be honest about who they are while serving their country.

The plan to revitalize the sprawling West L.A. VA campus calls for 1,200 units of permanent housing — but the first 500 of those won't come online until late 2020.

There's a special atmosphere in the neighborhood around Chavez Ravine right now: "This is something I've been dreaming about."

A Navy Reservist was going to deploy to Afghanistan for a year. His boss laid him off. He tried to sue for discrimination, but was blocked by an arbitration agreement.

Survivors of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history are showing up to public memorials and forming online communities for support and healing.

If you live in the Golden State, you know the possibility of a major earthquake is always a factor. But what does that sometimes distant fear do to the psychology of Californians?