Doctors are bringing healthcare directly to Los Angeles streets, but treating illness is only part of what unhoused patients need.

Seven years after her murder conviction, Amber Guyger has been granted parole, a decision Botham Jean’s family strongly opposed.

A preventable medical crisis reveals a much larger problem facing rural Americans as insurance costs rise and hospitals struggle to survive.

California’s CalAIM program can connect vulnerable residents with health care and housing, but getting that help isn’t always simple.

A nearly $1 billion ban on Canadian imports is escalating U.S.-Canada trade tensions, with businesses now confronting what comes next.

Research targeting diseases thousands of miles away has produced surprising benefits for Americans, from everyday treatments to major medical breakthroughs.

License plate cameras help police track vehicles, but documented misuse is raising questions about privacy, oversight and who can access the data.

San Diego County homeowners are being warned about a property tax scam promising major savings through a federal form that doesn’t exist.

Inflation showed signs of cooling in August, but Americans kept spending even as elevated prices continued squeezing household budgets nationwide.

About 1,700 San Diego County residents could lose CalFresh benefits as new work requirements reach a critical October deadline.

From Reconstruction to the Voting Rights Act, Black political participation has shaped American history and one writer argues the stakes remain high.

Three cases involving Black Americans have reached different legal conclusions, yet families and advocates say significant questions still demand answers.