Marina Peña

A final report is in the works but we hear from participants in the city's first guaranteed income program about how it impacted them

Episode 3 explores the history of deputy gangs. We hear a deputy’s firsthand account of working alongside the Banditos gang, and the sheriff defends his handling of the issue.

When — in spite of the scholarships and the degree and the accomplishments — you feel like a fish out of water and wonder if someone’s going to tell you, “I’m sorry, but we made a mistake.”

Will President-elect Joe Biden go beyond rolling back the Trump administration's controversial immigration policies, and commit to pushing immigration reform legislation?

Repeat after us: The Latino voting block is not a monolith.

Assimilation as an immigrant is hard. How do you fit in and stay rooted in the country and culture you're so proud to be a part of? For one Argentine girl, it was a new friend, tastes of home and a whole lot of Harry Potter.

The union representing faculty at the state's largest university system wants to see changes that include requiring students to take an ethnic studies course, defunding campus police, and offering free tuition to Black and Indigenous students.

Prom, final hugs with friends and teachers and even graduation itself have been taken away or morphed into experiences which don't resemble the usual rites of passage for the Class of 2020. We wanted to hear from high schoolers -- in their own words and through their own creative works -- about their upended senior year.

In their own words.

The hospital says they have a very effective infection control committee.

Of 16 patients treated at Children's Hospital Los Angeles for an inflammatory condition called Pediatric Inflammatory Multi-System Syndrome (PIMS), four tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies.

She told us she is often FaceTiming with a patient's relatives, as they take their last breath. She's going to a therapist to cope with the anxiety.