Robert del Campo

The LA County Department of Public Health is losing hundreds of millions in federal funding. That could mean clinic closures and fewer SNAP resources.

A $750 million annual CA tax credit for film and TV production took effect July 1. Industry workers hard hit by runaway production are hoping to see jobs soon.

This Labor Day, many people face changing workplaces and a rising cost of living, while union participation holds steady in California.

One Palisades High teen reflects on a small moment that helped him slow down, tune in, and feel the weight of displacement from the Palisades Fire.

July 22 is the last day Children’s Hospital LA will provide gender-affirming care, leaving thousands of patients scrambling to find new doctors and a path forward.

The widespread ICE raids have died down, but activists in LA are still showing up to support local immigrants by warning them and witnessing any interactions.

Trump’s reaction to July’s jobs report created a whole new controversy. Can Congress’ new normal be disrupted? Plus, KCRW discusses journalistic accountability.

More video game developers are unionizing. The newly-formed United Videogame Workers union wants to protect them from layoffs and untenable work schedules.

If you’ve lived in LA for a while, you’ve likely seen random flyers advertising people and events on telephone poles. KCRW’s Stella Merims wondered: What’s all this about?