Ali Martin

Male candidates traditionally win U.S. presidential elections. But 2024’s race marks a preference – beyond gender gap – for masculinity in the nation’s leader.

A $12 million legislative package of reparations for slavery’s effects is an incremental first step by California, and considered a national model.

Stress is now considered a major health risk for parents. The U.S. surgeon general says asking for help is the first line of defense.

California’s business climate has vocal critics including CEOs like Elon Musk, but the state’s cheerleaders say there’s no better place for innovation.

As California’s Park Fire continues to burn and prompt evacuations, the state is wrestling to control it, with rising costs and growing humility.

Homeowners insurance is more difficult to get and more expensive than ever, largely because of more frequent extreme weather events. What are homeowners’ options and long-term solutions?

Two years after the Dobbs ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, public support for abortion has grown but tension remains within and among states.

Destination Crenshaw is one community’s plan to revitalize a historic Los Angeles neighborhood by transforming a 1.3-mile stretch into the largest Black-centered public art display in the U.S.

The new FAFSA application will, eventually, be easier. But the current process for federal student aid has stymied applicants, especially those from nontraditional homes.

Luna Luna, on display in Los Angeles, resurrects whimsical works by the likes of Salvador Dalí and Keith Haring. Just don’t climb on the rides.