Monthly Archives: August, 2026
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California Turned an Old Oil Field Into Its First Carbon Storage Site — But Who Answers if It Fails?
Nearly four years after California lawmakers directed state regulators to prepare oversight rules for a new kind of climate technology — permanently burying carbon...
East LA Faces Mounting Emergencies — and a Governance Structure Ill-Equipped to Respond
Boyle Heights is still cleaning up, still waiting, and still asking for answers more than a month after fire tore through the Lineage Logistics...
Soboba Elders serve up fun with chair volleyball
For more than 10 years, Soboba Elders have taken to the courts to play fast and furious games of chair volleyball. Many have been...
Medicaid Cuts Could Affect Everyone — Yes, Even You. Here’s Why.
When Martin Luther King Jr.-Harbor Hospital shut down in 2007, the ripple effects hit far beyond its own patients. Emergency rooms at nearby Los...
Judge Halts CHP’s Bid to Fire Officer Tied to LA Overtime Scandal
A California appeals court has dealt a setback to the California Highway Patrol in its effort to fire an officer implicated in an overtime...
