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The current debate over immigration is reviving decades-old arguments about its economic effects, and whether more deportations or less legal immigration will produce more jobs or better wages in the United States.
Watch Socal Connected's exclusive investigative report revealing straight talk from church officials about how to deal with sexually abusive priests -- by reassigning them.
In at least four recent cases in Southern California, attorneys defending school districts have asked judges to let them argue that young molestation victims willingly participated in sexual relationships with adults.
This is the latest in a spate of controversies involving the embattled politician who has made himself the face of the most expensive stadium ever built in the United States.
Like a blindside tackle, mental illness derailed Antonio Carrion and his dreams.
"SoCal Connected" sat down with Patt Morrison, an Op Ed columnist for the L.A. Times, to talk about the importance of local news and the history of the newspaper in the United States.
Representatives drive policy. District lines drive representation. The upcoming elections, and the Census to follow, drive district lines. The fight for the next decade has already begun.
'Dialysis Centers on Every Corner' in Southern California, the Business of Kidney Disease is Booming
Chronic kidney disease is at epidemic levels worldwide and the number of patients with kidney failure requiring dialysis is growing at 5 percent a year. That’s all helped make dialysis a multi-billion-dollar business.
The Los Angeles City Council will consider a motion Friday to prevent the reopening of a South Los Angeles oil field.
Henry's Tacos is a Valley institution, but it may soon be a memory because of a landlord dispute and some government red tape. Its loyal customers react.
Los Angeles Magazine and "Street Gourmet L.A." food blogger Bill Esparza takes Val and Madeleine on a virtual taco tour of Los Angeles.
The California seafood industry supports thousands of jobs, bolsters the economy, and brings us delicacies such as Pacific oysters. But it's all at risk.
