Chase Scheinbaum
Chase Scheinbaum is the Agenda editor. His work has been featured in Businessweek, Village Voice, Men's Journal, Nature Medicine and other publications. Formerly, he covered Los Angeles Superior Court for the Daily Journal.
He is a 2012 graduate of Columbia Journalism School, where he focused on magazine writing, investigative journalism and video storytelling. He is the winner of a 2008 Associated Press feature-writing award. He lives in Los Angeles.
Too often, streets in Los Angeles are newly paved only to be sliced into so that work can be performed under them. That weakens the road's surface and the life of the street is shortened.
A breakdown of treated human waste in Los Angeles: Where does it go and how is it used?
For many who have lost the use of their legs, walking again can only be a dream. But for some, a futuristic new technology is beginning to change that.
A roundup of the statewide and local measures and offices.
In 1992, L.A. County voters approved a tax called Prop A to fund a wide variety of projects for parks and open spaces.
Perhaps due to the state's parched condition, legislators in Sacramento finally voted to put an overhaul of the state's water system.
California is $300 billion in debt, a total it owes largely to pension and retiree health benefits.
If you thought Obamacare settled thing when it comes to health insurance, think again.
Medical errors, sometimes due to doctors abusing drugs or alcohol are addressed in Prop 46.
Learn more about Proposition 47.
Prop 48 gives voters a chance to strike down or enact a bill lawmakers passed last year.
Assisted living homes have come under fire for mistreating residents.