Maggie Hall

The government has tapped some city employees to do coronavirus contact tracing. But other Angelenos are volunteering to do it.

The City of LA is starting a new relief program for unemployed Angelenos who are struggling to pay rent because of COVID-19.

LA County’s courts will reopen Monday for non-jury criminal and civil trials. But what steps are being taken to ensure the courts will be safe?

Wildfires are raging across California, leaving hundreds of thousands of charred acres in their wake.

Fifty years ago, the Chicano Moratorium sought to underscore the costs of the Vietnam War among Latinos. What started out as a peaceful demonstration ended violently.

Many physical stores are closed during the pandemic, and people are generally avoiding contact with others. That means more online shopping — and more packaging.

September 25 is the Global Day of Climate Action. KCRW speaks with two 17-year-old activists from Youth Climate Strike LA .

The new academic year starts this week for students across Southern California. Typically, parents prepare by spending hundreds of dollars per child on supplies and clothes.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many nature programs have shut down due to statewide budget shortfalls. Some Black and Latinx families lost access to nature.