Massive fees, new visa restrictions and aggressive immigration crackdowns threaten to severely disrupt, if not crush, health ...

Los Angeles County is among the least affordable places in the United States, particularly for seniors on a fixed income. A market-rate studio apartment in Chinatown rents for about $2,000 a month, ...

Two journalists were recently joined by a domestic violence survivor and advocate to share tips for reporting on domestic ...

A science reporter for the Los Angeles Times shares her strategies for drawing readers’ attention back to the truth, as waves ...

We're excited to announce the selection of 17 talented journalists who will be participating in our 2025 Data Fellowship and ...

Health care providers in San Francisco are taking note of a growing interest in acupuncture among Latinos. In January 2025, ...

Under Donald Trump’s administration, immigration policy has taken a sharply restrictive turn, putting many immigrants at risk. One of the most visible targets are Haitians with temporary protected ...

Three months after receiving a clean bill of health from her cardiologist, marathon runner Dawn Roberts was participating in a 5K with her son when she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her chest. “It was ...

Chronic infection and deaths from the liver-ravaging hepatitis B virus declined in San Francisco from 2021 to 2023 but local case rates still exceeded the national average, the city Department of ...

To improve the country’s dismal record on maternal mortality, red and blue states alike are extending Medicaid coverage for doulas. But this promising step comes in the shadow of massive federal cuts ...

When Heather Muriel Nguyen first identified as non-binary and asexual, it wasn’t just a declaration of identity, it was an act of self-advocacy in a culture where queerness is often silenced. Now a ...