Lawmakers fail to close a tax loophole that lets multinational corporations shift profits out of state as schools and food banks struggle.
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Democrats won big in the midterms. Whether they'll now push back on the president’s racism and reembrace diversity is the question that remains.
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The likely failure of the billionaire tax means Gov.-elect Xavier Becerra will need to find ways to shore up the state’s health care system.
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Early data shows more voters casting ballots in L.A. County’s immigrant-heavy communities. ‘I want to make a difference for the people that can’t vote,’ one said.
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Luis Alfaro draws on his Pentecostal roots in his new play Speaking in Tongues, about a Central Valley town tested by immigration raids and climate change.
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The administration is whitewashing national park signage to fit its politics. These volunteers are fighting back.
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Friends and admirers recall the enduring legacy of the labor icon, 96, who spent her life organizing and fighting for workers and civil rights.
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Heating oil, gas and electricity are driving campaigns across the U.S., but the elections will also determine the future of clean energy.
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Jodi Borello is challenging a longtime GOP state senator in a deep red district, betting that anger over data centers and corporate power can unite voters.
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Haaland and Hull never debated face to face, but when it comes to oilfield enforcement and climate goals, there are clear differences.
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