Scott Sandell

Many of the 3,000 people and families in L.A. who have received the emergency vouchers remain in limbo.

Thousands more patients are expected to head to California annually for abortions, but the limited availability of training has constrained the number of clinicians who can provide them.

A for-profit company working to preserve affordable rentals in South L.A. and build housing for homeless people faces criticism from tenant advocates.

Driven by unseasonable heat and Santa Ana winds, two winter fires break out in Southern California.

Cases caused by the Omicron variant are rapidly piling up. But the surge is rapidly ebbing in South Africa, and health officials see less serious illness.

Democrats are proposing billions in funding for wildfire prevention as part of the social safety-net and climate bill.

Much remains unknown about the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, but U.S. health officials say vaccinations are key.

With California on the verge of fully reopening, a look at some of the small things that have been helping us through pandemic life.

The horror. The horror! Welcome to the latest edition of the Classic Hollywood newsletter.

It was a role Susan Sarandon was in some ways destined to play: the tempestuous Bette Davis.