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New websites from government and non-profit sectors put the attention back on driving.
Get all the info, and a link to an online adoption application. Can't adopt an animal? Find out how else you can help.
TIMELINE: Where do America's wild horses come from? We take you back to prehistory to find out.
Girls boxing? Must be some newfangled "thang." But no. "Bruising Peg" and other "heroic females" had today's prizefighters beat—by more than a century.
We produce more food than any state in the nation. But now many can't feed themselves and their families. A USC Journalism school project examines Hunger in the Golden State.
Employers shortchange their workers more than you might think. Here are the numbers, based on a study covering low-wage workers in three major cities.
Scroll through a brief time line of the history of worker safety, from ancient Sumeria to modern times.
8.7, 9.1, 9.5 - A look at some of the most powerful and devastating earthquakes of modern history.
We all know the basics of an earthquake survival kit - food, water, first aid and maybe a flashlight and radio. But, experts say, don't forget to stash some cash.
The biggest quakes produce far more energy than the largest thermonuclear bomb. See just how much energy various quakes can produce, inside.
Here's a list of mandatory evacuation areas and local shelters, along with tips from the American Red Cross.
