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The project is finishing more than a week ahead of schedule.

Minimum wage for many California fast workers is now $20. Those who work in child care say they feel left behind.

Landlords in unincorporated L.A. County can start applying to a COVID-era rent relief program next week. The program is meant to help mom-and-pop landlords.

After a tragedy 25 years ago, state lawmakers and the California Highway Patrol acted to make farmworkers’ commutes safer. But workers still die in crashes — in vans the law doesn’t cover.

More May Gray conditions in store for this week.

The state covers basic services for vulnerable residents, including things like air purifiers for kids with asthma. But nonprofits offering the services struggle to work within the health care system.

Mizuhara pleaded not guilty as part of a formality, but will change his plea to guilty as part of a deal reached with the U.S. District Attorney’s Office last week.

California is in a massive housing crisis, and while longstanding environmental law is not solely to blame, a new report finds it isn't helping matters.

L.A. County Supervisor Holly Mitchell wants residents of two neighborhoods to decide how to spend $1 million.

Suzanne Levy, a senior editor at LAist, reflects on 10 years in a land she never imagined embracing.

The L.A. County Probation Department says all of the sworn officers were placed on leave this year pending internal affairs investigations into allegations of misconduct or arrests.

A CalMatters review documented at least 25 instances in which officers appeared to aim their weapons at the eye-level of pro-Palestinian protesters or fired them into crowds.