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The outcome of the fight between Wonderful Co.’s wealthy owners and California’s storied farmworker union will shape the future of a divisive new process for unionizing agricultural job sites.
Daniel Naumann pumped $29,301 worth of groundwater without paying the required fees, according to the district attorney.
The CSU Immigration Legal Services Project helps immigrant students, staff, faculty and their families at all 23 campuses. Gavin Newsom’s budget proposes deep cuts.
At free tax sites across Los Angeles, volunteer tax preparers help low-income workers file their taxes and access the earned income tax credit.
L.A. is among several cities nationwide that have adopted scheduling laws, part of a growing recognition that schedules are as important to well-being as wages and sick pay.
In 2022, 3,200 people received monthly payments through the city of Los Angeles’ basic income program. Here is what’s happened a year after the program ended.
This Central Valley county long relied on oil, gas and agriculture. But as those industries change, Kern County is now banking on warehousing and logistics for jobs and revenue.
With planting and harvesting schedules disrupted, and date packinghouses sending less volume to market, some laborers say they are working fewer hours or struggling to find work altogether.
