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Trans surfers are beginning to find community among themselves in a sport that too often isolates and even shuns them
In a live taping, three of our Masters of Disasters talk about how they got into covering catastrophes, why they continue to do it — and how they try to convey hope
“Trot†is a Korean music genre that has been around for decades. But in recent years, it has exploded in popularity in Southern California. The biggest fans? Immigrant seniors.
Lucy Jones, California’s beloved earthquake expert, sits down with environment reporter Rosanna Xia to discuss music’s power to inspire climate action.
Ohio’s train derailment is yet another example of the devastation that toxic spills inflict on poor communities. What can be done to prevent the next one?
California U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein announced this week she will not run for reelection, ending a legendary career from San Francisco City Hall to Capitol Hill. Now, who will replace her?
An earthquake as devastating as the one that hit Turkey and Syria this month has been forecast to hit Southern California for decades. What can we do to prepare?
For decades, NFL teams actively discouraged Black players from playing quarterback, the sport’s marquee position. We go through this shameful history — and celebrate this year’s historic Super Bowl.
In a span of 25 hours, encounters with Los Angeles police officers resulted in the deaths of three men of color. Could a change in tactics long asked for by activists have prevented them?
This month’s record-setting rain and snow across California also comes with terms many of us know but can’t explain. Today, we do that.
