Liam Dillon

Testing operations at Dodger Stadium, the largest coronavirus testing site in the U.S., will end Monday, according to the mayor’s office. Officials hope to eventually vaccinate 12,000 people a day there.

L.A. County will stop using Curative coronavirus test after concerns from FDA, but city of Los Angeles is sticking with it.

Will California lawmakers extend eviction protections or pass meaningful legislation to increase housing production this year?

The poor condition of the Caltrans-owned homes is no deterrent to families pummeled by the pandemic and affordability crisis.

Advisor Jason Elliott reflects on the state’s response to homelessness during COVID-19 and Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mixed record on affordable housing.

Terrance Stewart’s family was unable to find housing in Riverside due to his cocaine dealing conviction even after he earned a master’s degree from UC Riverside.

After wildfires that ravaged Santa Rosa and Paradise, residents who lost homes have seen none of the $1.3 billion in federal funding earmarked for relief.

President-elect Joe Biden has proposed a robust plan to jump start housing construction and add new housing subsidies in the U.S.

To measure the relationship between crime-free policies and shifting demographics, The Times analyzed U.S. Census data.

Nearly 2,000 communities in the U.S. and elsewhere encourage landlords to evict or exclude tenants who have had some interaction with law enforcement.