Lita Martinez

"We're not trying to do a trial by podcast," the host told us. "We're trying to run a manhunt."

Roz Wyman was only 23 when she ran for City Council with an audacious promise to bring a major sports team to the city. Here's how she made it happen.

With LA hosting the 2028 Olympics, Joshua Schank has to figure out how to move all those extra people around this massive city.

The director of "Professor Marston and the Wonder Women" opens up about the strange, fascinating life of the superhero's creator — and about sexism in Hollywood.

Labor organizer Dolores Huerta has spent decades fighting for social justice—and has no regrets about the sacrifices she's made.

Andy Bales, the CEO of Union Rescue Mission, talked to KPCC’s Alex Cohen about the challenges the city faces in alleviating homelessness before the 2028 Olympics.

Since 1946, inmates have played an important role in fighting the state's fires. These days, they provide approximately 3 million hours of firefighting work each year.

Elvira Evers was nine months pregnant when she took a bullet in the abdomen during the 1992 L.A. Riots. As the 25 anniversary of the riots approaches, Elvira and her daughter Jessica, now 25-years-old, reflect on how the riots left a literal mark on their lives.