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During the pandemic, Black and Latino youth noticed an increase in mental health issues among their peers. Members of the ACLU's SoCal youth branch took action, advocating for holistic mental health solutions in schools.
The omicron variant has not yet entered the U.S., but California is already bracing for a surge in COVID cases.
Nations addressing climate change took on gasoline and diesel vehicles in pledges that mirror California’s mandates and plans — and in some cases, go even further.
Experts trace the history of the California recall election since it was introduced in 1911.
An examination of public records from 2018 and 2020 confirmed that several companies contracted by the city of Huntington Park donated gifts and campaign contributions to council members during that time. The investigation helped inform a bill that is currently before the State Assembly to bar local elected officials from accepting contributions from pending and recently approved contractors.
Young people have a pivotal role in some of today's biggest issues. See how their voices have helped shaped movements around the world.
Barbara Boxer says that leaving the Senate doesn't mean retirement.
For 36 years, just one structure loomed especially large over Los Angeles' undisturbed horizontality: City Hall.
Before Los Angeles’ municipal government moved into the imposing, neoclassical skyscraper we now know as City Hall in 1928, it was content with a more modest, three-story structure.
The city of Los Angeles begins construction on Jordan Downs project redevelopment
It's a Crowded Field for the 2018 Governor's Race
President Obama’s exit memo to the American people on the progress made over the past four years.