Catch up on the L.A. Times’ investigative reporting from 2020

Inmates who made masks and furniture for as little as 35 cents an hour say they felt pressure to stay on the job, even as the coronavirus spread through the prison factories.

Times survey finds profound disparities in distance learning between children attending schools in high-poverty areas and those in more affluent ones.

The Guard reconnaissance aircraft flew over peaceful protests in the upscale community of El Dorado Hills, the location of Maj. Gen. David S. Baldwin’s home.

In 11 shootings, including Kizzee’s, the bicyclists — all male and Black or Latino — were killed.

Recent protests in Los Angeles have served up a steady stream of troubling videos of police aggression and violence.

Amid calls to defund police, the public relations machine within law enforcement is coming under scrutiny.

L.A. Sheriff’s Department says it is looking into reports that deputies shared graphic images of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash scene.

Thousands of patients in L.A. County’s public hospital system face long, sometimes deadly waits to see specialists, a Times investigation has found. The system serves primarily the region’s poorest and most vulnerable residents.

Nowhere has the hospice industry’s growth been more explosive, and its harmful side effects more evident, than in Los Angeles County.

Subscriber exclusive: Of the many mysteries that surround the Golden State Killer, one of the most consequential is exactly how authorities caught Joseph James DeAngelo Jr. four decades after his murders began.

The case of the death of newborn Boaz Yoder plunged detectives into the murky world of USC’s ex-medical school dean, Carmen Puliafito.