Tens of thousands of unhoused people in Los Angeles County suffered through a massive downpour this week. Now comes the bitter cold.

Ohlone people in Berkeley grapple with a California court decision to allow development on a sacred shell-mound site.

According to billionaire Tim Draper, unions are responsible for “fewer jobs” and “more homeless.”

After FBI informant Craig Monteilh failed to unearth extremism in Orange County mosques, he became an asset in local Muslims’ lawsuit against the agency. Now the Supreme Court will weigh in.

Amid a labor resurgence in the U.S., farmworkers struggle to recoup the momentum their movement once had.

Los Angeles wants the unhoused out of its combustible canyons. But no one ever suggests banning the rich from those same hills.

The Golden State’s use of recall elections and ballot initiatives was a bad idea from the beginning. It’s an immeasurably worse one now.

Gavin Newsom was in trouble until his team decided to make the race about Covid-19. It worked this year in this deep-blue state. Can it work next year in purple ones?

Rose McGowan should have done a little more homework on some of the things Larry Elder has said about women.

Adam Papagan’s campaign for California governor is a joke. But so’s the idea that you can truly compete if you aren’t rich.

Their attempt to oust Gavin Newsom will likely fail, so they are using it to seed a larger narrative about nonexistent voter fraud.

A California law limiting warehouse quotas could also help with high turnover, giving workers more opportunities to organize.

Democrats are realizing that the outcome of the September 14 vote has implications that stretch beyond the state capital.

Gavin Newsom’s wayward political career is not the biggest thing at stake.

As heat, wildfires, and freak weather patterns transform familiar surroundings, can hikers and runners still rely on their instincts?

Panic over California’s pork reform exposes everything wrong with the meat industry.

As drought and climate change make fires worse, officials are returning to Native nations’ time-tested techniques. Returning the land would be better.

The restrictions are essential to keep the states from running dry, but vulnerable communities have already suffered from water scarcity for years.

The damage caused by methane emissions is even worse than we thought. Will other states now follow California’s lead?

A California law bans state-funded travel to anti-LGBT states. Texas is asking the Supreme Court to rule the law unconstitutional.