Alisa Rotenberg

Billions of dollars and good intentions have not been enough to solve California’s homelessness crisis. But some communities are faring better than others.

California’s vaccine rollout has been less than smooth.

Many Angelenos are camping out on a sidewalk overnight to be first in a daily unofficial standby line for leftover COVID-19 vaccine doses.

During the pandemic, many renters have stayed in their homes because of local and state eviction protections, but are still on the hook for back rent.

The central and southern U.S. is still reeling from a winter storm that brought snow, ice, and the coldest temperatures in decades.

College students have a lot on their plates these days: an upended academic career because of the pandemic, the specter of the virus itself, and the general stress of exams and…

Governor Gavin Newsom today signed a $7.6 billion stimulus package for California. Millions of residents will receive $600 checks.

The FDA issued emergency use authorization for Johnson & Johnson’s coronavirus vaccine over the weekend, and the Biden administration says it could start arriving today.

Senator Angus King, independent senator from Maine, joins Josh Barro and the Left, Right & Center panel to talk about the impact of moderates on major legislation.