Mott Smith

While a dispute between China and the US means tariffs and perhaps fewer imports, there’s another potential jobs killer at the Port of LA: automation.

We visit a job fair in South LA set up for transgender people who often face unemployment and workplace discrimination and harassment.

Public pensions are eating away at California’s future, and a misguided legal precedent is making the situation worse.

People in Venezuela are struggling to get food, water, and medicine, and power is intermittent.

There’s been an outpouring of grief and of tributes to Hussle in the days since he died.  Daniel Hernandez has been covering the story for the website LA Taco.  He says one of the…

The “Bethel effect” – named after a local church – is transforming the city of Redding in a way that even non-Christians can appreciate.

California has over 500,000 green jobs, with tens of thousands coming directly from state initiatives.

There was a time when LAX wasn’t the unwieldy beast that it’s become. We hear about those days from 93-year-old Ethel Pattison, the airport’s oldest continuously working employee.

Patrick and Dava McCoy live in Mission Viejo, in a five-bedroom suburban tract home that used to feel much more spacious.