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It’s similar to a previous policy that was later blocked in court and sparked a civil rights lawsuit from state Attorney General Rob Bonta.

Many Mexican American and Mexican kids said they grew up on the "Dragon Ball" series, which was event viewing in Mexico.

The program aims to move unhoused people off the street and into temporary housing. Its budget is $250 million for this fiscal year.

Alex Cottrell joins us for a new How to LA food series, Down To Feast.

Clocks spring forward on Sunday, meaning we'll lose an hour of sleep. Here are some tips for parents of young kids to help them adjust.

The Oscars give us a chance to root for our favorites. Film critic Carlos Aguilar tells us how to discover something new.

As an undocumented student, Aguilar didn’t qualify for financial aid. It was up to him to pay his way through school.

He told a commission that the tattoos represented "station pride" and had no "nefarious connotation." But he added that if people have a tattoo, he recommends that they remove it.

A 2-mile-long oil sheen was spotted off the coast.

Some of California’s most powerful lawmakers have taken aim at corporate landlords this legislative session. The precise impact and effect of institutional investors on California housing is hard to assess.

How some men are taking steps to forge, or rekindle, male friendships to feel less alone.

A new California law allows trained physician assistants, also called physician associates, to perform first-trimester abortions without the presence of a supervising doctor. The legislation is part of a broader effort by the state to expand access to abortion care, especially in rural areas. Some doctor groups are wary.